Definition of forage cap in English:

forage cap

noun

A cloth undress cap, usually with a peak, worn as part of a soldier's uniform.
Example sentencesExamples
- We don't really know exactly what the fatigue or forage cap may have looked like, but we have some educated guesses.
- The forage cap has a welt around the top circle and across the top part of the bill the same color as the hat.
- The total predominance of forage caps did throw me for a bit though.
- My wardrobe contains a large collection of hats for all occasions; everything from a Russian-style fur forage cap to a Tahitian banana leaf pith helmet, but they are rarely aired these days.
- This is the preferred enlisted headgear, but we are trying to get away from some of the less accurately made forage caps out there.
- His beard flowed like a frozen waterfall, and from the rear of his trademark forage cap a radio antenna pointed straight up at the sky.
- This was the appropriate cloth for forage caps and kepis and also for frock coats.
- The Edelweiss and long-peaked Feldmütze or forage cap was adopted by the Gebirgsjäger, and the Chasseurs Alpins continue to wear their traditional large berets or tartes.
- We were issued khaki uniforms with forage caps, jackets, shorts and socks, some of which were very comfortable to wear especially in the summer.
- The annually supplied forage cap weighed six ounces and cost each soldier between two and three shillings.
- This style of forage cap was put into service in 1992 and is still used today.
- The forage cap was introduced just in time to become the signature headgear of the Civil War soldier.
- Andrew is wearing a plain forage cap and a 9 button shell jacket.
- The forage cap became the service cap, and the blouse became the pocketed service coat, worn with pegged breeches, leggings, and russet footwear.
- He reached into his jacket pocket and pulled out a blue forage cap, which he slouched down dramatically over his head right down to his eyes like he was showing me how he was really batman in disguise.
- These caps had been introduced in the Infantry in 1874 in place of the round Kilmarnock forage caps.
- I've been loosed with a rifle and a uniform and a forage cap!
- In 1945, the Toronto police switched to the forage cap, finally yielding to modernization and comfort.
- Plus period photos show little use of kepis and forage caps in the western theater.
- Confederate style forage caps are discouraged and Union forage caps are not allowed.

Definition of forage cap in US English:

forage cap

nounˈfärij ˌkap

A soft cap, usually having a stiff brim, forming part of a soldier's uniform.
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Example sentencesExamples
- We were issued khaki uniforms with forage caps, jackets, shorts and socks, some of which were very comfortable to wear especially in the summer.
- We don't really know exactly what the fatigue or forage cap may have looked like, but we have some educated guesses.
- The Edelweiss and long-peaked Feldmütze or forage cap was adopted by the Gebirgsjäger, and the Chasseurs Alpins continue to wear their traditional large berets or tartes.
- This style of forage cap was put into service in 1992 and is still used today.
- The forage cap was introduced just in time to become the signature headgear of the Civil War soldier.
- The forage cap became the service cap, and the blouse became the pocketed service coat, worn with pegged breeches, leggings, and russet footwear.
- Andrew is wearing a plain forage cap and a 9 button shell jacket.
- These caps had been introduced in the Infantry in 1874 in place of the round Kilmarnock forage caps.
- I've been loosed with a rifle and a uniform and a forage cap!
- In 1945, the Toronto police switched to the forage cap, finally yielding to modernization and comfort.
- His beard flowed like a frozen waterfall, and from the rear of his trademark forage cap a radio antenna pointed straight up at the sky.
- The forage cap has a welt around the top circle and across the top part of the bill the same color as the hat.
- My wardrobe contains a large collection of hats for all occasions; everything from a Russian-style fur forage cap to a Tahitian banana leaf pith helmet, but they are rarely aired these days.
- The annually supplied forage cap weighed six ounces and cost each soldier between two and three shillings.
- Plus period photos show little use of kepis and forage caps in the western theater.
- This is the preferred enlisted headgear, but we are trying to get away from some of the less accurately made forage caps out there.
- This was the appropriate cloth for forage caps and kepis and also for frock coats.
- He reached into his jacket pocket and pulled out a blue forage cap, which he slouched down dramatically over his head right down to his eyes like he was showing me how he was really batman in disguise.
- Confederate style forage caps are discouraged and Union forage caps are not allowed.
- The total predominance of forage caps did throw me for a bit though.

词汇	forage cap
释义	Definition of forage cap in English: forage cap noun A cloth undress cap, usually with a peak, worn as part of a soldier's uniform. Example sentencesExamples We don't really know exactly what the fatigue or forage cap may have looked like, but we have some educated guesses. The forage cap has a welt around the top circle and across the top part of the bill the same color as the hat. The total predominance of forage caps did throw me for a bit though. My wardrobe contains a large collection of hats for all occasions; everything from a Russian-style fur forage cap to a Tahitian banana leaf pith helmet, but they are rarely aired these days. This is the preferred enlisted headgear, but we are trying to get away from some of the less accurately made forage caps out there. His beard flowed like a frozen waterfall, and from the rear of his trademark forage cap a radio antenna pointed straight up at the sky. This was the appropriate cloth for forage caps and kepis and also for frock coats. The Edelweiss and long-peaked Feldmütze or forage cap was adopted by the Gebirgsjäger, and the Chasseurs Alpins continue to wear their traditional large berets or tartes. We were issued khaki uniforms with forage caps, jackets, shorts and socks, some of which were very comfortable to wear especially in the summer. The annually supplied forage cap weighed six ounces and cost each soldier between two and three shillings. This style of forage cap was put into service in 1992 and is still used today. The forage cap was introduced just in time to become the signature headgear of the Civil War soldier. Andrew is wearing a plain forage cap and a 9 button shell jacket. The forage cap became the service cap, and the blouse became the pocketed service coat, worn with pegged breeches, leggings, and russet footwear. He reached into his jacket pocket and pulled out a blue forage cap, which he slouched down dramatically over his head right down to his eyes like he was showing me how he was really batman in disguise. These caps had been introduced in the Infantry in 1874 in place of the round Kilmarnock forage caps. I've been loosed with a rifle and a uniform and a forage cap! In 1945, the Toronto police switched to the forage cap, finally yielding to modernization and comfort. Plus period photos show little use of kepis and forage caps in the western theater. Confederate style forage caps are discouraged and Union forage caps are not allowed. Definition of forage cap in US English: forage cap nounˈfärij ˌkap A soft cap, usually having a stiff brim, forming part of a soldier's uniform. 军便帽 Example sentencesExamples We were issued khaki uniforms with forage caps, jackets, shorts and socks, some of which were very comfortable to wear especially in the summer. We don't really know exactly what the fatigue or forage cap may have looked like, but we have some educated guesses. The Edelweiss and long-peaked Feldmütze or forage cap was adopted by the Gebirgsjäger, and the Chasseurs Alpins continue to wear their traditional large berets or tartes. This style of forage cap was put into service in 1992 and is still used today. The forage cap was introduced just in time to become the signature headgear of the Civil War soldier. The forage cap became the service cap, and the blouse became the pocketed service coat, worn with pegged breeches, leggings, and russet footwear. Andrew is wearing a plain forage cap and a 9 button shell jacket. These caps had been introduced in the Infantry in 1874 in place of the round Kilmarnock forage caps. I've been loosed with a rifle and a uniform and a forage cap! In 1945, the Toronto police switched to the forage cap, finally yielding to modernization and comfort. His beard flowed like a frozen waterfall, and from the rear of his trademark forage cap a radio antenna pointed straight up at the sky. The forage cap has a welt around the top circle and across the top part of the bill the same color as the hat. My wardrobe contains a large collection of hats for all occasions; everything from a Russian-style fur forage cap to a Tahitian banana leaf pith helmet, but they are rarely aired these days. The annually supplied forage cap weighed six ounces and cost each soldier between two and three shillings. Plus period photos show little use of kepis and forage caps in the western theater. This is the preferred enlisted headgear, but we are trying to get away from some of the less accurately made forage caps out there. This was the appropriate cloth for forage caps and kepis and also for frock coats. He reached into his jacket pocket and pulled out a blue forage cap, which he slouched down dramatically over his head right down to his eyes like he was showing me how he was really batman in disguise. Confederate style forage caps are discouraged and Union forage caps are not allowed. The total predominance of forage caps did throw me for a bit though.
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