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| Traduções principais |
| bonnet n | historical (old-fashioned lady's hat) | touca sf |
| | | gorro sm |
| | | boina sf |
| | | barrete sm |
| | All of the female characters in the period drama wear bonnets. |
| | Todas as personagens femininas na produção de época usavam toucas. |
| bonnet n | (baby's hat) | touca sf |
| | | gorro sm |
| | | boné sm |
| | | barrete sm |
| | The baby wore a white gown and bonnet for her christening. |
| | O bebê usava um vestido branco e touca para o batizado. |
| bonnet n | UK (hood: part covering car's engine) | capô sm |
| | Christina opened the bonnet to check her car's oil level. |
| Traduções complementares |
| bonnet n | UK (men's cap with no brim) | boina sf |
| | In Scotland, men in the military still wear bonnets. |
| bonnet n | (chimney part) | saco de chaminé sm + prep + sf |
| | The chimney and its bonnet are made of terracotta. |
| bonnet n | (sailing: part of sail) (náutica) | saia da vela loc sf |
| | In good weather, a bonnet is added to broaden the sail. |
| bonnet n | US (Native American headdress) | cocar sm |
| | | penhacho sm |
| | The chief of the tribe put on his war bonnet and prepared for battle. |
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