Definition of cloth cap in English:

cloth cap

noun

British

1A man's flat woollen cap with a peak.
有帽檐的羊毛浅口男帽
Example sentencesExamples
- He habitually wore shabby tweeds and a cloth cap of the kind favoured by Cockney barrow boys, also by country squires.
- The man took off his cloth cap, and said, ‘I'm fine, but the bike's a write off.’
- This is a fine cloth cap, very carefully tailored from a good quality fabric.
- The cloth cap is worn by people the world over, and by young and old alike; its image is part of my cultural identity.
- The worker's cloth cap Hardie wore when he first entered parliament shocked the top-hatted Tory and Liberal MPs.
- These people wore their cloth cap and shawls with the pride of hard-working people.
- He lived in Mexico for 64 years, but he dressed in a Russian peasant blouse, had a long ponytail and always wore a worker's cloth cap.
- He was a handsome man who always walked straight and tall and dressed smartly, his cloth cap set at a jaunty angle.
- He wears an outsize cloth cap, chocolate-coloured, at all times.
- I remembered them, sitting opposite me, his cloth cap, her bright yellow coat.
- He swapped his cloth cap and overalls for a hired suit to collect his award for services to heritage and broadcasting.
- The wooden statuette depicts a gardener in a cloth cap and plus-fours, digging with a spade.
1. 1.1as modifier Relating to or associated with the working class.
  工人阶级的
  Labour's traditional cloth-cap image
  工党传统工人阶级的形象。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The brilliant Minister got all those cloth-cap friends of his into his office and sat them around a table.
  Announcing the plans, the councillor said: ‘This has been seen as a cloth cap and clogs sort of area.’
  People from across the North-west are being encouraged to ditch the cloth cap image they may have of Bolton - and come here for a break.
  More particularly, they will not be bound by the cloth-cap ideology that infects so many members on the other side of the House.
  Allotments are shedding their cloth cap image.
  The Football League may have a dour, cloth-cap image but with that also comes charisma and civic pride.
  There is always the cloth cap brigade - they are always good for a few votes.
  We're trying to get away from that cloth-cap working-class image.
  They see the drinking, smoking, the cloth-cap image, but it's not like that at professional level.
  Why do these slick, London media studies graduates keep on perpetuating the cloth cap, cobble-stones and curries image?
  He says there is real pride in making things, especially ships, though the cloth-cap image should have given way because of the high-tech processes involved.
  Synonyms
  working-class, plebeian, cloth-cap, common, ordinary

词汇	cloth cap
释义	Definition of cloth cap in English: cloth cap noun British 1A man's flat woollen cap with a peak. 有帽檐的羊毛浅口男帽 Example sentencesExamples He habitually wore shabby tweeds and a cloth cap of the kind favoured by Cockney barrow boys, also by country squires. The man took off his cloth cap, and said, ‘I'm fine, but the bike's a write off.’ This is a fine cloth cap, very carefully tailored from a good quality fabric. The cloth cap is worn by people the world over, and by young and old alike; its image is part of my cultural identity. The worker's cloth cap Hardie wore when he first entered parliament shocked the top-hatted Tory and Liberal MPs. These people wore their cloth cap and shawls with the pride of hard-working people. He lived in Mexico for 64 years, but he dressed in a Russian peasant blouse, had a long ponytail and always wore a worker's cloth cap. He was a handsome man who always walked straight and tall and dressed smartly, his cloth cap set at a jaunty angle. He wears an outsize cloth cap, chocolate-coloured, at all times. I remembered them, sitting opposite me, his cloth cap, her bright yellow coat. He swapped his cloth cap and overalls for a hired suit to collect his award for services to heritage and broadcasting. The wooden statuette depicts a gardener in a cloth cap and plus-fours, digging with a spade. 1.1as modifier Relating to or associated with the working class. 工人阶级的 Labour's traditional cloth-cap image 工党传统工人阶级的形象。 Example sentencesExamples The brilliant Minister got all those cloth-cap friends of his into his office and sat them around a table. Announcing the plans, the councillor said: ‘This has been seen as a cloth cap and clogs sort of area.’ People from across the North-west are being encouraged to ditch the cloth cap image they may have of Bolton - and come here for a break. More particularly, they will not be bound by the cloth-cap ideology that infects so many members on the other side of the House. Allotments are shedding their cloth cap image. The Football League may have a dour, cloth-cap image but with that also comes charisma and civic pride. There is always the cloth cap brigade - they are always good for a few votes. We're trying to get away from that cloth-cap working-class image. They see the drinking, smoking, the cloth-cap image, but it's not like that at professional level. Why do these slick, London media studies graduates keep on perpetuating the cloth cap, cobble-stones and curries image? He says there is real pride in making things, especially ships, though the cloth-cap image should have given way because of the high-tech processes involved. Synonyms working-class, plebeian, cloth-cap, common, ordinary
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