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I [sə'luːt]1) (greeting) saluto m. (anche mil.)2) (firing of guns) salva f.3) (tribute) tributo m., omaggio m.II 1. [sə'luːt]1) (greet) salutare (anche mil.)2) fig. (honour) onorare, rendere onore a2.verbo intransitivo salutare, fare il saluto militare* * *[sə'lu:t] 1. verb1) ((especially in the forces) to raise the (usually right) hand to the forehead to show respect: They saluted their commanding officer.) salutare2) (to honour by firing eg large guns: They saluted the Queen by firing one hundred guns.) salutare2. noun(an act of saluting: The officer gave a salute; a 21-gun salute.) saluto, salva* * *salute /səˈlu:t/n.1 saluto; saluto militare3 (mil.) saluto fatto abbassando la bandiera● (mil.) salute with cheers, saluto alla voce □ (mil.) to fire a salute, tirare una salva □ in salute, a mo' di saluto; per salutare □ (mil.) a royal (o twenty-one-gun) salute, una salva di ventun colpi di cannone □ (mil.) to stand at the salute, fare il saluto militare □ (mil.: di un personaggio importante) to take the salute, stare sull'attenti ( ricevendo il saluto di truppe che sfilano, ecc.).(to) salute /səˈlu:t/v. t. e i.1 salutare ( anche fig.); fare il saluto militare; rendere gli onori a: Soldiers must salute when they pass an officer, i soldati devono salutare quando passano vicino a un ufficiale; Laughter saluted us, siamo stati salutati (o accolti) da uno scoppio di risa3 (arc.) baciare in segno di saluto● to salute each other, salutarsi; scambiarsi il saluto □ (mil.) to salute with cheers, salutare alla voce □ (mil.) saluting gun, cannone per salve d'onore.* * *I [sə'luːt]1) (greeting) saluto m. (anche mil.)2) (firing of guns) salva f.3) (tribute) tributo m., omaggio m.II 1. [sə'luːt]1) (greet) salutare (anche mil.)2) fig. (honour) onorare, rendere onore a2.verbo intransitivo salutare, fare il saluto militare
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