No. 8,233 in Chinese
hat
The Chinese word for "hat" is 帽子 (màozi), meaning a headwear accessory.
In a sentence
我今天戴了一顶新帽子。
Today I wore a new hat.
Here, '帽子' (hat) is used as a noun to indicate a specific wearable item.
这顶帽子对你真适合。
This hat really suits you.
In this sentence, '帽子' (hat) is still a noun and is the subject which is being referred to for suitability.
如果是晴天，请务必带上帽子。
If it is a sunny day, please make sure to bring a hat.
Here, '帽子' (hat) is used in the imperative sense, advising the listener to wear or bring an appropriate item.
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