Translation
salt; get out (imperative of salir)
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Word origin
From Latin sal ('salt'). The same root underlies salary, from salarium, the allowance once paid to Roman soldiers.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- sal
- English cognates
- salt, salary, saline
Grammar
Examples
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The doctor told him to take less salt each day.
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Add a bit more salt to the soup, please.
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Get out of here right now before your father arrives.
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The sea salt hurts your eyes.
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I bought a lot of salt to make the fish in the oven.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 10, lesson 4: sal, maestro, prisa and 7 more words.