salute

UK
/səˈluːt/
US
/səˈlut/

Übersetzungen

salutesubstantiv
salutes
Pl.
UK
/səˈluːt/
US
/səˈlut/
The soldiers gave a salute to the visiting dignitary.
Les soldats ont fait un salut au dignitaire en visite.
salutmilitaire
The cadet performed a crisp salute during the ceremony.
Le cadet a exécuté un salut net pendant la cérémonie.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
salveau sens de décharge d'honneur, notamment dans un contexte militaire
saluteverb
saluted
Präteritum
saluted
Partizip Perfekt
saluting
Gerundium
UK
/səˈluːt/
US
/səˈlut/
The soldiers salute their commanding officer as he enters the room.
Les soldats saluent leur commandant lorsqu'il entre dans la pièce.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
saluermilitaire
Synonyme
saluteinterjektion
UK
/səˈluːt/
US
/səˈlut/
Used in English (borrowed from Italian) as a drinking toast.
Santé !formule portée lors d'un toast
"Salute!" he exclaimed, raising his glass to the newlyweds.
« Santé ! » s'exclama-t-il en levant son verre aux jeunes mariés.

Definitionen

salutesubstantiv
A gesture of respect or polite recognition, especially one made to or by a person when arriving or departing.
The soldiers gave a salute to the visiting dignitary.
A formal military gesture of respect, typically involving a hand movement to the forehead.
The cadet performed a crisp salute during the ceremony.
An act of greeting or acknowledging someone with respect.
The mayor's speech included a salute to the city's healthcare workers.
A discharge of firearms or artillery as a mark of honor or respect.
A twenty-one-gun salute was fired to welcome the head of state.
saluteverb
To greet or address with a gesture of respect, such as raising the hand to the forehead.
The soldiers salute their commanding officer as he enters the room.
To show or express admiration and respect for someone or something.
The community saluted the firefighter for his bravery during the rescue.
To honor or acknowledge someone or something with a formal gesture or expression.
The president saluted the achievements of the Nobel Prize winners during the ceremony.
To fire guns or artillery as a sign of honor or respect toward someone or something.
The navy saluted the admiral with a volley from the ship's guns.
saluteinterjektion
Used as a toast to someone's health; cheers.
"Salute!" he exclaimed, raising his glass to the newlyweds.