Definition of flat cap in English:

flat cap

noun

单词	flat cap
释义	Definition of flat cap in English: flat cap noun A soft hat with a low, flat crown and a peak. he sometimes wears a tweed flat cap Example sentencesExamples Both will be in 1950s togs with flat caps, no doubt. He kept his hair under an old flat cap and smoked a pipe as we negotiated costs. De Niro in a flat cap, playing the man of property, is funny without falling over the furniture. The flat cap was a feature of British life through most of he last century. She said a member of the door staff at the venue told her she couldn't wear the flat cap inside. She noticed a flat cap floating near the house. Flat caps are selling for up to £50. Alongside a colourful display of elegant ladies hats, perched more traditional Yorkshire headwear—old-fashioned flat caps. I don't think that people really wore flat caps to go to work in my hometown during my lifetime. They are wearing the working uniform of the day: collarless white shirt, waistcoat, and the inevitable flat cap and huge moustache.
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