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take hat off to
take one's hat off to someone
Fig. to salute or pay an honor to someone. Good work. I take my hat off to you. I take off my hat to you! What an excellent job!
take your hat off to somebody
to express your admiration and respect what someone has done I think you have to take your hat off to him for all that he has accomplished.
Etymology: based on the custom of men removing their hats to show respect for someone
take (one's) hat off to
To respect, admire, or congratulate.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Jervis | | - | English (Rare) |
| Corinna | | kə-REEN-ə (English), kə-RIN-ə (English), ko-RI-nah (German) | English, German, Ancient Greek (Latinized) |
| Chander | | - | Indian, Hindi |
| Thankarat | | - | Ancient Germanic |
| RozĀLija | | - | Latvian |
| OlegÁRio | | - | Portuguese |