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hard hat N

1. hard hat (helmet) (gen):

hard hat RIDING

2. hard hat Am (construction worker):

I. harp on VB [Brit hɑːp -, Am hɑrp -] inf pej (harp on [sth], harp on about [sth])

car seat N

farm gate price N

I. ham up VB [Brit ham -, Am hæm -] (ham [sth] up, ham up [sth])

ham up role, speech:

to ham it up inf

I. chat up VB [Brit tʃat -, Am tʃæt -] inf (chat up [sb], chat [sb] up) Brit

I. hand in VB [Brit hand -, Am hænd -] (hand [sth] in, hand in [sth])

1. hand in (submit):

hand in form, petition, ticket
remettre (to à)
hand in homework

2. hand in (return):

hand in equipment, keys

I. hack down VB [Brit hak -, Am hæk -] (hack down [sth], hack [sth] down)

hack down grass, bush, enemy:

I. hack off VB [Brit hak -, Am hæk -] (hack off [sth], hack [sth] off)

hack off piece, branch
hack off hand, head

I. hack out VB [Brit hak -, Am hæk -] (hack out [sth], hack [sth] out)

hack out foothold, clearing:

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hard hat N

1. hard hat (hat):

2. hard hat (worker):

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hard hat N

1. hard hat (hat):

2. hard hat (worker):

ouvrier (-ère) m (f) du bâtiment
Present
Ichat up
youchat up
he/she/itchats up
wechat up
youchat up
theychat up
Past
Ichatted up
youchatted up
he/she/itchatted up
wechatted up
youchatted up
theychatted up
Present Perfect
Ihavechatted up
youhavechatted up
he/she/ithaschatted up
wehavechatted up
youhavechatted up
theyhavechatted up
Past Perfect
Ihadchatted up
youhadchatted up
he/she/ithadchatted up
wehadchatted up
youhadchatted up
theyhadchatted up

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The two bicker all evening and sabotage each other's attempts to chat up people in the bar.
en.wikipedia.org
Now he wears his casts out in public - and even uses them as a way to chat up women.
www.irishmirror.ie
Have you ever used it as a chat up aide?
www.gq-magazine.co.uk
We had a long and diverse chat up and down the mountain.
blogs.abc.net.au
They gregariously chat up the spa's staff while charging their phones.
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