[Idiom] FEATHER IN CAP. - Celebrating Achievements: Adding Feathers to Your Cap!
Feather in cap.
/ˈfɛðər ɪn kæp/
An achievement to be proud of.
A "Feather in cap" symbolizes a special achievement or something to be proud of. The origin of this idiom comes from the old custom of adding a feather to one’s hat as a token of accomplishment. It’s used to express pride in one’s achievements and to acknowledge milestones.
Example Sentences
Being chosen as the keynote speaker was a real feather in his cap.
Being selected as the main speaker at an event is considered a significant personal achievement.
A promotion would be another feather in her cap.
Receiving a job promotion would be considered a notable achievement for her.
He considered his recent award as another feather in his cap, acknowledging his contributions.
His recent award is viewed as a recognition of his significant achievements.