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1. (n.) beret
a soft, visorless cap with a close-fitting headband and a flat or rounded top.
Etymology: (1820–30; < F < Gascon berret, OPr ber(r)et. See biretta)
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1. (noun) beret
a cap with no brim or bill; made of soft cloth
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Sense: a round flat cap made of soft cloth, as worn by soldiers
Paratroopers wear red berets.
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 Afrikaans: baret, mus |
 Arabic: قُبَّعـه، قَلَنْسُوَه |
 Bulgarian: барета |
 Brazilian: boina |
 Czech: baret |
 German: die Baskenmütze |
 Danish: baskerhue; baret |
 Greek: μπερές |
 Spanish: boina |
 Estonian: barett |
 Farsi: کلاه گرد و نرم پشمی |
 Finnish: baretti |
 French: béret |
 Hebrew: כּוֹבָע בֶּרֶט |
 Hindi: चपटी, गोल ऊनी टोपी |
 Croatian: bereta |
 Hungarian: baszk sapka, svájcisapka |
 Indonesian: baret |
 Italian: basco |
 Japanese: ベレー帽 |
 Korean: 베레모 |
 Lithuanian: beretė |
 Latvian: berete |
 Malay: beret |
 Dutch: baret |
 Norwegian: alpelue, beret |
 Polish: beret |
 Persian: کلاه گرد و نرم پشمی |
 Pashto: نرمه او پشمى خوله |
 Russian: берет |
 Slovak: baretka, rádionka |
 Slovenian: baretka |
 Serbian: beretka |
 Swedish: basker |
 Thai: หมวกกลม |
 Turkish: bere |
 Taiwanese: 貝雷帽 |
 Ukrainian: берет |
 Urdu: فوجی ٹوپی |
 Vietnamese: mũ nồi |
 Chinese: 贝雷帽 |
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