salute

US /səˈlut/

・

UK /sə'lu:t/

n.NounRaising your hand to your head to show respect

The officer gave the general a salute when they passed one another

v.t.Transitive VerbTo raise the arm to show respect for an officer

All the men jumped from their seats and began to salute

n.NounCeremony which honors someone

There will be a 21 gun salute to honor the dead solder

v.t.Transitive VerbTo show respect for someone; honor publicly

The soldiers all saluted the president during the ceremony

Video subtitles

04:35

how to march and how to salute and we learned different cadences. We learned really technical
how to march and how to salute and we learned different cadences. We learned really technical
and salute, all the stuff you would learn in a military camp. Literally if one person
and salute, all the stuff you would learn in a military camp. Literally if one person

01:32

And we salute the courage and sacrifice of every man
And we salute the courage and sacrifice of every man

07:41

00:10

And we salute the courage and sacrifice of every man
And we salute the courage and sacrifice of every man

34:28

24:58

the church dedicated to Santa Maria della Salute, our lady of health.
the church dedicated to Santa Maria della Salute, our lady of health.
Stepping into La Salute, the glorious architecture-a round dome atop a hexagonal base-makes the
Stepping into La Salute, the glorious architecture-a round dome atop a hexagonal base-makes the

29:38

And we salute their service and are very grateful for them.
And we salute their service and are very grateful for them.

02:41

03:59

01:43

people and I stole a lot of things and I want to salute you,
people and I stole a lot of things and I want to salute you,