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"salad" is the second person plural imperative of the verb salar. View conjugation.

salad

∗ ≈

la ensalada

∗ noun

salad
[ˈsæləd]
sustantivo
1ensalada (f)
  • salad bar -> bar (m) de ensaladas; (restaurant) mostrador (m) de ensaladas (area)
  • salad bowl -> ensaladera (f)
  • salad cream -> = especie de mayonesa un poco dulce para ensaladas (británico)
  • salad days (sentido figurado) -> tiempos mpl mozos
  • salad dressing -> aderezo (m) or aliño (m) para la ensalada (español de España)

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salad [sa-lad]
sustantivo
1Ensalada.
  • Salad-bowl -> ensaladera
  • Salad dish -> plato para ensalada
  • Salad dressing -> salsa para la ensalada
  • Salad greens -> verduras para ensalada (tales como lechuga, espinaca, etc.) Salad oil, aceite para ensalada (generalmente de oliva)

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salad [ˈsæləd]
noun
ensalada; (f)
fruit salad ensalada de frutas; (f) macedonia de frutas; (f) (Esp) Russian salad ensaladilla (rusa); (f) ensalada rusa; (f)
modifier
salad bowl (n) ensaladera; (f)
salad cream (n) (Britain) mayonesa; (f)
salad days (n) juventud; (f)
salad dish (n) ensaladera; (f)
salad dressing (n) aliño; (m)
salad oil (n) aceite para ensaladas; (m)

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salar
transitive verb
1to salt (para conservar)
2to add salt to (para cocinar)
3to spoil, to ruin (echar a perder) (CAm, Carib, Mexican Spanish); to bring bad luck to (causar mala suerte)

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salar [sah-lar’]
article & verb transitive
1To salt (plato), to season with salt; to preserve with salt, to cure, to corn.
2To feed salt to (para conservar). (Andes)
3To ruin (arruinar), to spoil. (Ante Meridian & Latin American) (m)

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salar
sustantivo:masculino
(And) (S. Cone) (yacimiento) salt flat; salt pan; (mina) salt mine;
salar
verbo:transitivo
1 (Culin) (para poner salado) to add salt to; put salt in; (para conservar) to salt
2 (Latinoamérica) (arruinar) to ruin; spoil; (gafar) to bring bad luck to; jinx; (familiar) (maldecir) to curse; wish bad luck on
3 (And) [+ganado] to feed salt to
4 (Centroamérica) (Caribe) (deshonrar) to dishonour
verbo:pronominal
salarse (Centroamérica) (México) (familiar) [+sorpresa, planes] to go wrong; fall through
se le saló la sorpresa se nos salaron los planes

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Verb Conjugation for "salar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo salo salé salaba salaré sale
Tú salas salaste salabas salarás sales
Ella/Él/Usted sala saló salaba salará sale
Nosotros salamos salamos salábamos salaremos salemos
Vosotros saláis salasteis salabais salaréis saléis
Ellos/Ustedes salan salaron salaban salarán salen
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