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cowboy hat (the wide-brimmed felt or straw hat traditionally worn by American cowboys)
A wide-brimmed hat with a tall crown, typically made of felt, leather, or straw, originally worn by cowboys in the western United States. In Japan the word denotes both the actual western hat and any costume hat in that style — for example at theme parks, Halloween, or country-music events.
カウボーイハット is a transparent loanword from English "cowboy hat." It refers to the wide-brimmed hat associated with American cowboys and the Western (cowboy) genre, but the word is used very broadly in Japan — for any hat in that recognizable style, including children's costume hats.
Common collocations
- カウボーイハットをかぶる: to put on / wear a cowboy hat
- カウボーイハットを脱ぐ: to take off a cowboy hat
- 茶色いカウボーイハット: a brown cowboy hat
- 革のカウボーイハット: a leather cowboy hat
- カウボーイハットをかぶった男: a man wearing a cowboy hat
Related words
- カウボーイ: cowboy
- 帽子: hat (general term)
- ハット: hat (especially brimmed hats; loanword)
- キャップ: cap (e.g., baseball cap)
- ウエスタン: western (style / genre)
- テンガロンハット: ten-gallon hat (a closely related type, often used interchangeably)
Usage
Related Words
Related:
カウボーイ (cowboy)
Related:
帽子 (hat)
Related:
はっと (hat (especially brimmed hats)
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キャップ (cap)