中英互译
salute
英 /səˈluːt/美 /səˈluːt/
基本释义
- v.(向……)行军礼,(向……)致敬;(尤指公开地)赞扬,颂扬;(尤指用手或身体动作)向……打招呼,向……致意
- n.敬礼,举手礼;致敬,致意; 鸣礼炮,鸣炮致敬;举剑致敬
复数salutes
第三人称单数salutes
现在分词saluting
过去式saluted
过去分词saluted
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词语例句
(向……)行军礼,(向……)致敬vt.&vi.
One of the company stepped out and saluted the General.
队中的一人站出来,向那位将军行军礼。
The sergeant stood to attention and saluted.
中士立正敬礼。
(尤指公开地)赞扬,颂扬vt.
The president saluted the courage of those who had fought for their country.
总统对那些为国战斗者的英勇精神表示敬意。
(尤指用手或身体动作)向……打招呼,向……致意vt.
The players saluted the fans before leaving the field.
球员在退场前向球迷致意。
敬礼,举手礼n.
They gave the officer a salute.
他们向长官行了个军礼。
We raised our hands in salute.
我们举手行礼。
- He raised his hat as a friendly salute.他举帽亲切致意。来自《牛津词典》
- They all raised their glasses in salute.他们都举杯致意。来自《牛津词典》
- Guns thundered out a salute.礼炮轰响。来自《新英汉大辞典》
相关短语
- in salute行礼,敬礼
- Royal Salute皇家礼炮;苏格兰威士忌;皇室礼炮;品牌皇家礼炮
- Vulcan salute瓦肯举手礼;瓦肯式敬礼
- allergic salute敏性敬礼征;敬礼征;敏性敬礼
- Chivas Royal Salute皇家礼炮
- rifle salute持枪礼;持枪战
词语扩展
adj.
salutatory致敬意的;表示欢迎的
n.
salutation称呼;问候;招呼;寒喧
salutatory祝词;开幕词
词义分布
致敬
34.5%
敬礼
27.5%
行礼
15.5%
礼炮
7%
致意
5.6%
打招呼
3.5%
敬意
2.8%
施礼
2.1%
行礼致敬
1.4%
英英释义
- n.an act of honor or courteous recognition
- n.a formal military gesture of respect
- n.an act of greeting with friendly words and gestures like bowing or lifting the hat
- v.propose a toast to
- v.greet in a friendly way
- v.express commendation of
- v.to make a special sign to show your respect for someone, for example by raising your right hand to your head, like a soldier
敬礼;向…致敬- The sailors saluted as the captain entered the room.将军走进房间时,士兵们敬礼。
- The two guards saluted the major.两名警卫向少校敬礼。
词源
- salute(致敬):罗马神话中的健康女神萨卢斯萨卢斯(Salus)是罗马神话中的健康女神,掌管健康、幸福和兴盛。对应于希腊神话中的许癸厄亚(Hygieia)。在古罗马因其司属而得到古罗马人广泛崇拜与供奉,并以每年八月五日进行相关活动。 英语单词salute就来自萨卢斯的名字Salus,本意是“wish health to”(祝健康)。于此同源的单词还有salutary(有益的)、salutation(致敬)。 salute: [sə'l(j)uːt] v.n.行礼,致敬,欢迎 salutation:[,sæljʊ'teɪʃ(ə)n] n.称呼,致敬,问候,招呼 salutary:['sæljʊt(ə)rɪ] adj.有益的,有用的,有益健康的
- salute致意,致敬,敬礼来自拉丁语 salutare,致意,打招呼,表达尊重或尊敬,来自 salutis,健康的,有益处的,来自
- salutefrom Latin salutare (“to greet; to wish health to”), from salus (“greeting, good health”), related to salvus (“safe”).