bonnet in Irish
bonnet in Irish is caidhp — bonnet means a soft hat, often tied under the chin, traditionally worn by women or children.
bonnet in Irish
caidhp
A type of hat, once worn by women or children, held in place by ribbons tied under the chin.
What does "bonnet" mean?
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noun A soft hat, often tied under the chin, traditionally worn by women or children.
"In the hall, Scarlett saw a bonnet and put it on hurriedly, tying the ribbons under her chin. It was Melanie's black mourning bonnet and it did not fit Scarlett's head but she could not recall where she had put her own bonnet."
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noun British English term for the hinged panel covering a car's engine (called a "hood" in American English).
"He popped the bonnet to check the oil."
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bonnet in a sentence
- In the hall, Scarlett saw a bonnet and put it on hurriedly, tying the ribbons under her chin. It was Melanie's black mourning bonnet and it did not fit Scarlett's head but she could not recall where she had put her own bonnet.
- The baby wore a knitted bonnet to keep warm.
- He popped the bonnet to check the oil.
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What is "bonnet" in Irish?
"bonnet" in Irish is caidhp. bonnet means: A soft hat, often tied under the chin, traditionally worn by women or children.
How do you use "bonnet" in a sentence?
Example: "The baby wore a knitted bonnet to keep warm." In Irish, "bonnet" is caidhp.
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