take one's hat off to

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16 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Czech: smeknout před — to remove one's hat as sign of respect
• Danish: tage hatten af for — to remove one's hat as sign of respect
• Finnish: nostaa hattua — to remove one's hat as sign of respect
• German: den Hut ziehen vor — to remove one's hat as sign of respect
• Norwegian Bokmål: ta av seg hatten for — to remove one's hat as sign of respect
• Polish: zdejmować kapelusz — to remove one's hat as sign of respect
• Polish: zdjąć kapelusz — to remove one's hat as sign of respect
• Portuguese: tirar o chapéu para — to remove one's hat as sign of respect
• Russian: снимать шляпу (snimatʹ šljapu) — to remove one's hat as sign of respect
• Czech: smeknout před — to publicly praise
• Danish: tage hatten af for — to publicly praise
• Finnish: nostaa hattua — to publicly praise
• Norwegian Bokmål: ta av seg hatten for — to publicly praise
• Polish: chylić czoła — to publicly praise
• Portuguese: tirar o chapéu para — to publicly praise
• Russian: снимать шляпу (snimatʹ šljapu) — to publicly praise