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to salute
01
saludar, hacer un saludo
to greet someone with a gesture or expression, often indicating respect or friendliness
Transitive: to salute sb
Ejemplos
The old friends saluted each other with a hearty handshake, reminiscing about their shared memories.
Los viejos amigos se saludaron con un apretón de manos cordial, recordando sus memorias compartidas.
02
saludar, homenajear
to express admiration or approval
Transitive: to salute sb/sth
Ejemplos
The company held a ceremony to salute the employee of the month for their exceptional contributions.
La empresa celebró una ceremonia para saludar al empleado del mes por sus contribuciones excepcionales.
03
saludar, hacer el saludo
to adopt a specific posture as a sign of respect or honor
Transitive: to salute sb/sth
Ejemplos
He saluted the general before stepping into the briefing room.
Él saludó al general antes de entrar en la sala de reuniones.
04
hacerse notar, manifestarse
to become noticeable or perceptible to one of the senses
Transitive: to salute one's senses
Ejemplos
As the door creaked open, the smell of freshly baked bread saluted our senses.
Mientras la puerta crujía al abrirse, el olor del pan recién horneado saludó nuestros sentidos.
Salute
01
an action or gesture showing respect, acknowledgment, or courteous recognition
Ejemplos
The painting was a salute to the city's rich history.
02
a ceremonial or official gesture of respect performed by members of the armed forces
Ejemplos
A salute was rendered during the national anthem.
03
an act of greeting expressed with polite words or gestures, such as bowing, lifting a hat, or nodding
Ejemplos
Guests offered a salute upon meeting the host.
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