How to say wear a hat in English is introduced as follows:

wear one's hat: English/we?(r) w?nz h?t/? American /wer w?nz h?t/.

Wearing a hat.

hat: English /h?t/? American /h?t/.

n.

(often a hat with a brim); (dual) position, role (especially an official or professional role).

vi.

To put a hat on ...; to make a hat; to provide a hat for ... to supply a hat to supply a hat.

Third person singular: hats plural: hats present participle: hatting past tense: hatted past participle: hatted.

The?hat?is?part.of?the?school?uniform.?

The hat is part of the school uniform.

The?hats?are?made?in?three?sizes:?small,?medium?and?large.?

These hats are made?in?three?sizes:?small,?medium?and?large.

Who's?the?rather?large?lady?in?the?hat?

Who's the plump lady in the hat?

Names?were?drawn?from?a?hat?for?the?last?few?places.?

Lots were drawn from a hat for the last few places.

The?children?were?busy?cutting?and?pasting?paper?hats.?

The children were busy cutting and pasting paper hats.

His?hat?had?slipped?over?one?eye.?

His hat?had?slipped?over?one?eye.

We?had?to?wear?these?silly?little?hats.?

We?had?to?wear?these?silly?little?hats.