salt cellar dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de salt cellar dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

cellar [Am ˈsɛlər, GB ˈsɛlə] SUBST

cellar

sótano m

cellar (for coal)

carbonera f

cellar (for wine)

bodega f

to keep a good cellar

tener una buena bodega

to be/finish in the cellar Am fam

estar/llegar en el último lugar

SALT [Am sɔlt, GB sɔːlt, sɒlt] SUBST U

SALT → Strategic Arms Limitations Talks

SALT

SALT fpl

I.salt [Am sɔlt, GB sɔːlt, sɒlt] SUBST

1.1. salt U CULIN:

salt

sal f

pass the salt, please

pásame la sal, por favor

have you put salt on the meat?

¿le has puesto or echado sal a la carne?

the salt of the earth

la sal de la tierra

(to be) worth one's salt , any teacher worth her salt

toda maestra que se precie de tal

(to be) worth one's salt , any teacher worth her salt

toda maestra digna de ese nombre

to rub salt into the wound(s)

hurgar en la herida

to take sth with a pinch or grain of salt

no creerse algo al pie de la letra

to take sth with a pinch or grain of salt

tomar algo con pinzas CSur

I should take anything he says with a pinch of salt

no se puede creer lo que él dice al pie de la letra

I should take anything he says with a pinch of salt

todo lo que él diga hay que tomarlo con pinzas CSur

1.2. salt U (interest, zest):

salt

gracia f

1.3. salt C CHIM:

salt

sal f

2.1. salt <salts, pl >:

smelling salts

sales fpl (aromáticas)

2.2. salt <salts, pl > (laxative):

salt

sulfato m de magnesia

Epsom salts

sal f de Epsom

3. salt C (sailor) fam:

an old salt

un (viejo) lobo de mar

II.salt [Am sɔlt, GB sɔːlt, sɒlt] VERBE trans

1. salt (put salt on):

salt vegetables/meat

salar

salt vegetables/meat

ponerle sal a

salt vegetables/meat

echarle sal a

salt road

echar sal en

2. salt <salted, ppas >:

salted

salado

salted butter

mantequilla f salada or con sal

3. salt (cure):

salt pork/herring

salar

salt cabbage

curar con sal

4. salt (enliven) often pass:

salt conversation/speech

sazonar

III.salt [Am sɔlt, GB sɔːlt, sɒlt] ADJ

1. salt (salted) épith:

salt butter

salado

salt meat/cod

salado

salt meat/cod

en salazón

2. salt (saline) épith:

salt pond/lake

salobre

salt pond/lake

de agua salada

3. salt:

salt air

salobre

salt taste

salado

salt taste

a sal

salt cellar dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de salt cellar dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

salt cellar SUBST

salt cellar

salero m

Traductions de salt cellar dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

salero

salt cellar GB

Traductions de salt cellar dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

cellar [ˈseləʳ, Am -ɚ] SUBST

1. cellar:

cellar (basement)

sótano m

cellar (for wine)

bodega f

2. cellar Am SPORT:

cellar

farolillo m rojo fam

SALT [sɔ:lt] SUBST

SALT abréviation de Strategic Arms Limitation Talks

SALT

Conversaciones f plur para la limitación de armas estratégicas

I.salt [sɔ:lt] SUBST

salt

sal f

bath salts

sales de baño

smelling salts

sales aromáticas

Idiomes/Tournures:

salt of the earth

sal de la tierra

to take sth with a grain [or pinch] of salt

creerse la mitad de la mitad de algo

to rub salt in the wound

hurgar en la herida

to be worth one's salt

merecer el pan que se come

II.salt [sɔ:lt] VERBE trans

1. salt (add salt to):

salt

poner sal

2. salt (preserve in salt):

salt

salar

3. salt (sprinkle with salt):

salt

sazonar con sal

III.salt [sɔ:lt] ADJ

salt

salado, -a

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

There were boots, spoons and a salt cellar straight from the captain's table.

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Keep the salt cellar close when you hear party principals talk about how their members chart the party's direction.

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She said the image of a salt cellar, which is also phallic, runs through a number of the artist's paintings.

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Take a scoop from your salt cellar, because we're dealing with dodgy screengrabs and the capricious individuals who peddle them.

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Ignoring the salt cellar at the dinner table might make some of us feel that we're eating more healthily.

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To "sit below the salt", meaning you were poor, comes from the old tradition of placing a salt cellar halfway down a dining table.

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Odd shape for a salt cellar, but there you go.

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A tablecloth, orderly queues of cutlery aside each plate, doll-sized spoons in the salt cellar and preferably the newspapers and dog brush removed.

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If you find yourselves reaching for the salt cellar every time a meal is served, your genes may be playing a part.

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He is also tipping over the salt cellar.

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