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.
"The baby wore a knitted bonnet to keep warm."
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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
- 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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