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melounová čepice, bowler
What is a "bowler"?
A bowler, also known as a bowler hat or a derby, is a hard-felt hat with a rounded crown, created in 1849 by the British hatmakers James and George Lock. It was originally designed as a sturdy hat for gamekeepers and horseback riding, but it soon became popular with the upper classes for everyday wear. The bowler hat features a short, curled brim and a low, round crown that sits comfortably on the head. It is typically made of wool or fur felt and is often seen as a symbol of British culture and style. Despite falling out of fashion in recent years, the bowler hat remains a popular choice for formal events and is still worn by some traditionalist businessmen and politicians.
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Who is a "bowler"?
A bowler is a player in cricket who delivers the ball to the batter with the goal of getting them out or stopping them from scoring. The bowler runs up to the crease and then throws the ball, aiming for the wickets or attempting to make the batter miss or hit the ball in a way that it can be caught by a teammate. There are different types of bowlers, such as fast bowlers, who throw the ball quickly, and spin bowlers, who make the ball turn in the air.
hráč bowlingu, bowler
hráč bowlingu, bowler
Who is a "bowler"?
A bowler is a player who rolls a heavy ball down a lane with the aim of knocking over as many pins as possible. This is typically done in a game of bowling, where the player tries to knock down all ten pins arranged in a triangular formation at the end of the lane. The bowler aims for accuracy and power to hit the pins effectively, with the goal of achieving a strike, which means knocking down all the pins with a single roll.
