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cloth cap

/ˈklɒθ ˌkæp/

Tradução: Boné de tecido macio e chato, tradicionalmente associado à classe trabalhadora no Reino Unido, frequentemente usado como símbolo de identidade regional ou social.

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/ˈklɒθ ˌkæp/B1informalbritish
  • ptBoné de tecido macio e chato, tradicionalmente associado à classe trabalhadora no Reino Unido, frequentemente usado como símbolo de identidade regional ou social.

A soft, flat cap made of cloth, traditionally associated with working-class men in Britain, often used as a symbol of regional or social identity.

  1. Traditional flat capB1formalbritish

    A soft, round, flat-topped cap made of cloth, often associated with working-class men in Britain.

    ptBoné de tecido

    • He wore a tweed cloth cap while walking in the countryside.
    • The old man tipped his cloth cap to the lady.
    • Cloth caps are often seen in classic British films.
  2. Symbol of working classB2informalbritish

    Used metaphorically to represent traditional working-class identity or values.

    ptSímbolo da classe trabalhadora

    • The politician tried to appeal to the cloth cap voters.
    • He is a cloth cap man at heart, despite his wealth.
    • The novel portrays the cloth cap culture of northern England.