salon

UK
/səˈlɒn/
US
/səˈlɑn/
salonnoun
salons
pl
UK
/səˈlɒn/
US
/səˈlɑn/
Translations
She went to the salon to get her hair done.
Она пошла в салон, чтобы сделать прическу.
The guests gathered in the salon for the evening party.
Гости собрались в гостиной на вечернюю вечеринку.
Additional translations
выставочный зал
художественный салон
салон красоты
Definitions
A business establishment where hairdressing, beauty treatments, and similar services are provided.
She went to the salon to get her hair styled for the wedding.
A regular gathering of distinguished guests, especially writers and artists, at the house of a woman prominent in high society.
The literary salon was attended by many famous authors and poets of the time.
A large room in a house used for entertaining guests.
The guests were invited into the salon for drinks and conversation.
An official or public exhibition of works of art, especially one held annually in France.
The painter’s work was accepted for display at the Paris salon.
Synonyms
beauty salon
salon de thé
hair salon
salonadjective
more salon
Comp.
most salon
Super.
UK
/ˈsæl.ɒn/
US
/səˈlɑːn/
Used attributively to mean ‘related to a hair/beauty salon’
Definitions
Relating to or suitable for a hairdressing or beauty salon; of professional quality.
She always uses salon products on her clients’ hair.
Relating to cultured social or intellectual gatherings, especially those associated with high society or artistic circles.
The novel explores the rigid etiquette of 19th-century salon society.
salonproper noun
Definitions
A U.S. news and opinion website covering politics, culture, and technology, founded in 1995.
She read the investigative article on Salon before sharing it on social media.