Hat Pinyin

Hat Pinyin: mào zi.

Use exaggerated words or flattery to praise or compliment someone in order to win their favor or obtain some kind of benefit.

Wearing a high hat refers to praising or complimenting others through exaggerated or flattering words in order to please the other party or seek one's own interests. This behavior often involves hypocrisy and dishonesty and is a means to please others.

This idiom is often used to describe someone who falsely flatters or exaggerates others for their own selfish gain in order to achieve a certain goal. For example, in a business negotiation, one party may wear a high hat to praise the other party's products in order to obtain better trading terms.

The origin of this idiom can be traced back to ancient officialdom. At that time, in order to win the favor of their superiors, some officials would often praise their superiors through exaggeration or flattery, hoping to obtain promotions or other benefits. This behavior has been described as wearing a high hat.

Hats in a sentence

1. This is my most important hat. I will come and take it back one day when you become the best pirate. Eiichiro Oda

2. The velvet of the hat on his head was fluffy and messy.

3. Then, the old man took off his turban, revealing a dark purple hat. Although his hair Rare, but beautifully woven.

4. A resident named Dasiat wears a Muslim hat and a Muslim sarong.

5. Just wear a high hat for yourself and tell me what you plan to do in the future?

6. Different from the hoods on today’s ponchos, windbreakers, and down sweaters, the wind and snow Don't wear a loose hat. To truly "make a hat with your head on", be sure to cover your head and face tightly.

7. Black Valentine's Day, Valentine's Day without a lover, black clothes, black leather shoes, black hat, black bean noodles, black coffee, the black humor of life, the bitter original flavor of life! Love yourself and enjoy life! Happy Black Day!

8. The real problem is that in society nowadays, intellectuals are often labeled as such. It doesn’t matter what others have done. Once an intellectual is involved, the label will be slapped on him immediately, and the public will be in an uproar. It seems that Something really happened.

9. If being a cuckold can keep us out of danger, I would rather wear it every day.

10. I traveled alone with my servant like this, full of life and high spirits. Coupled with the eye-catching little flat gold hat, all the British people I met in the car , dare not underestimate me. Hat pinyin: mào zi.