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salute v.行礼；致意；问候n.致敬；敬礼；欢迎 (1) 我们在学校每天向国旗行礼。(2) 这个蠢汉看见我不行礼。(3) 他们举起帽子互相致意。(4) 上海人民向海内外宾朋致意。(5) 请问候我们在基督内的助手吴尔巴诺，和我可爱的斯塔辉。 Salute often has a military context, whether used as a verb or a noun. When gladiators showed up for a day’s work at the Coliseum in Ancient Rome, they had to be prepared to die in battle for the entertainment of the emperor. Beforehand, they would address the emperor with the Latin words “morituri te salutant”, which means “Those of us who are about to die salute you.” Many centuries later, the heavy metal band AC/DC would change those words to a song with a much happier sentiment: “For those about to rock, we salute you.” Rock on.

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英 [sə'luːt] 美 [sə'luːt] (1) We salute the flag everyday at school.(2) This ignoramus failed to salute me.(3) They saluted each other by raising their hats.(4) Shanghai people salute guests and friends from all over the world.(5) Salute Urbanus, our helper in Christ Jesus, and Stachys, my beloved. A salute is a sign of respect. A soldier may salute senior officers by raising a hand to his or her head, or you may informally salute a neighbor with a tip of your hat. 1[VERB 动词]向…致意；向…致敬；向…行军礼 If you salute someone, you greet them or show your respect with a formal sign. Soldiers usually salute officers by raising their right hand so that their fingers touch their forehead.   [V n]  [V]One of the company stepped out and saluted the General...人群中走出一人向将军敬礼。I stood to attention and saluted.我立正敬礼。Salute is also a noun.The soldier gave the clenched-fist salute...士兵行握拳礼。He raised his hand in salute.他举手致意。2[VERB 动词]赞扬；颂扬 To salute a person or their achievements means to publicly show or state your admiration for them.   [V n]I salute him for the leadership role that he is taking...我对他发挥的领导作用表示赞扬。The statement salutes the changes of the past year.这一表态称赞了过去一年的变革。Salute is also a noun....a special salute to Anne Scargill for her plucky underground protest.对安妮·斯卡吉尔勇敢开展地下抗议活动致以特别的敬意

英语单词	salute
英美音标	英 [sə'luːt] 美 [sə'luːt]
中文释义	v.行礼；致意；问候 n.致敬；敬礼；欢迎
英语例句	(1) We salute the flag everyday at school. (2) This ignoramus failed to salute me. (3) They saluted each other by raising their hats. (4) Shanghai people salute guests and friends from all over the world. (5) Salute Urbanus, our helper in Christ Jesus, and Stachys, my beloved.
中文例句	(1) 我们在学校每天向国旗行礼。 (2) 这个蠢汉看见我不行礼。 (3) 他们举起帽子互相致意。 (4) 上海人民向海内外宾朋致意。 (5) 请问候我们在基督内的助手吴尔巴诺，和我可爱的斯塔辉。
vocabulary简明	A salute is a sign of respect. A soldier may salute senior officers by raising a hand to his or her head, or you may informally salute a neighbor with a tip of your hat.
vocabulary扩展	Salute often has a military context, whether used as a verb or a noun. When gladiators showed up for a day’s work at the Coliseum in Ancient Rome, they had to be prepared to die in battle for the entertainment of the emperor. Beforehand, they would address the emperor with the Latin words “morituri te salutant”, which means “Those of us who are about to die salute you.” Many centuries later, the heavy metal band AC/DC would change those words to a song with a much happier sentiment: “For those about to rock, we salute you.” Rock on.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]向…致意；向…致敬；向…行军礼 If you salute someone, you greet them or show your respect with a formal sign. Soldiers usually salute officers by raising their right hand so that their fingers touch their forehead. [V n] [V] One of the company stepped out and saluted the General... 人群中走出一人向将军敬礼。 I stood to attention and saluted. 我立正敬礼。 Salute is also a noun. The soldier gave the clenched-fist salute... 士兵行握拳礼。 He raised his hand in salute. 他举手致意。 2 [VERB 动词]赞扬；颂扬 To salute a person or their achievements means to publicly show or state your admiration for them. [V n] I salute him for the leadership role that he is taking... 我对他发挥的领导作用表示赞扬。 The statement salutes the changes of the past year. 这一表态称赞了过去一年的变革。 Salute is also a noun. ...a special salute to Anne Scargill for her plucky underground protest. 对安妮·斯卡吉尔勇敢开展地下抗议活动致以特别的敬意

Salute Raising Hand Noun Soldier Officers Die Words