(cách viết khác Salt) (viết tắt của Strategic Arms Limitation Talks)
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SALT /sɔ:lt/
salt /ˈsɑːlt/
salt
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* Các từ tương tự:
salt beef, salt box, salt junk, salt shaker, salt-bush, salt-cake, salt-cat, salt-cellar, salt-duty
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nounplural salts[noncount] :a natural white substance that is used especially to flavor or preserve food[count] technical :a chemical compound formed when part of an acid is replaced by a metal or something like a metalrub salt in/into someone's woundsxem rubtake (something) with a grain/pinch of saltinformal :to not completely believe (something) :to be doubtful about the truth or accuracy of (something)the salt of the eartha very good and honest person or group of peopleworth your saltworthy of ordinary respect - used to say what should be expected from someone who does a job properly, from something that is as good as it should be, etc.A detective writer worth his salt [=a good detective writer] keeps his readers from solving the mystery.Any doctor worth her salt [=any good/capable doctor] would have advised you to get a second opinion before having major surgery.verbsalts; salted; salting[+ obj] to flavor or preserve (food) with saltto put salt on (a surface) especially in order to melt icesalt away[phrasal verb]salt (something) away or salt away (something) informalto put (money) in a safe place especially secretly or dishonestlyUS :to make your victory in (a game, contest, etc.) certainsalt with[phrasal verb]salt (something) with (something) :to put something in many places in (a story, speech, etc.)adjectivealways used before a nouncontaining saltsalt waterpreserved or seasoned with salt
* Các từ tương tự:
salt cellar, salt shaker, salt-and-pepper, saltbox, salted, saltine, saltpeter, saltwater, salty
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nounA little salt will bring out the flavoursea saltYes, do invite Randolph, for he can be relied on to add a little salt to the dinner conversationHer conversation is sprinkled with the salt of clever aphorismsAttic saltYou have to take what he says with a grain of saltverbThe pirate's speech was salted with expressions like 'Shiver me timbers!', 'Avast there!', and 'Blow me down!'The book gives several recipes for curing ham and salting beefThey were always terribly stingy, claiming they were salting something away for their old agesalt awayadjectiveThe water had a salt tasteDo you like salt herring?