Translation for 'straw hat' from English to Dutch

straw hat

strohoed {de}kled.

strooien hoed {de}kled.

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straw

stro {het}

straw hats

strooien hoeden {mv}kled.

straw-headed bulbul

geelkruinbuulbuul {de} [Pycnonotus zeylanicus]vogelk.T

straw-necked ibis

strohalsibis {de} [Threskiornis spinicollis]vogelk.T

straw belle [moth]

strogele spanner {de} [Aspitates gilvaria]entom.T

hat

hoed {de}kled.

hat-trick

hattrick {de}sport

hat trick

hattrick {de}sport

pirate hat

piratenhoed {de}kled.

top hat

hoge hoed {de}kled.

cowboy hat

cowboyhoed {de}kled.

hat maker

hoedenmaker {de}kled.werk

hi-hat

hihat {de}muziek

hat rack

kapstok {de}meubel

summer hat

zomerhoed {de}kled.

favorite hat [Am.]

lievelings­hoed {de}kled.

favourite hat [Br.]

lievelings­hoed {de}kled.

• His 1851 farce "The Italian Straw Hat", written with Marc-Michel, has been adapted many times to stage and screen.
• He would wear the typical Jíbaro straw hat and the farmer's typical shirt for many years on his daily appearances on Telemundo Puerto Rico's midday show, "El Show de las 12".
• Finch returned to the stage at the Old Vic with an appearance in "An Italian Straw Hat" by Eugène Labiche and Marc Michel adapted by Thomas Walton.
• After just a few years, the university sought a more "representative" mascot and debuted Huskie the Husker, a farmer who stood ten feet tall and wore overalls with a straw hat on top of a fiberglass head.
• Her "Self-portrait with Straw Hat" (1782) was a "free imitation" of Peter Paul Rubens' "Le Chapeau de Paille".

• One of its more distinctive industries was a straw hat business, where palm fronds were imported from the Carolinas to be woven by women and children during their free time.
• "The Straw Hat Revue" opened on September 29, 1939, and closed after ten weeks, but critics noticed Kaye's work.
• Cobden's claim to fame is its unique mascot, an Appleknocker, or a man with freckles wearing a straw hat and chewing on a piece of straw.
• He usually appears as an old man on a crutch or with a cane, wearing a broad-brimmed straw hat and smoking a pipe, or drinking dark rum.
• A traffic signal inspired by Honecker wearing a jaunty straw hat was used in parts of East Germany (Ost-Ampelmännchen) and has become a symbol of Ostalgie.

• A toquilla straw hat is exceptional because of its tight weave, delicate construction, and lengthy manufacturing process (Henderson 1).
• Totoro and characters from the movie play a significant role in the Ghibli Museum, including a large catbus and the Straw Hat Cafe.
• Luffy is the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates, and dreamt of being a pirate since childhood from the influence of his idol and mentor Red-Haired Shanks.
• The poem does, however, hint at a natural phenomenon — rain — by referring to the straw hat and to the fact that it is leaking.
• ... 7 million) made from straw hat manufacturing, Mary Dixon Kies made a profit that was close to nothing from her inventions and sales.

• He supported himself with a cane and was wearing a straw hat.
• Major produce are its pandan made products, including the Sambalilo (straw hat).
• He walked for eighteen days wearing a farmer's straw hat to spread his views.
• Traditionally, barbershop quartet attire consisted of: vest, straw hat, and spats, often with bow tie and sleeve garters; this is known as the Gay Nineties style.