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salad

noun (salad, salads)

«salad» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A salad is a cold dish of mixed vegetables, like lettuce, tomato and cucumber, often with a dressing. tree →
  2. A fruit salad is a mix of cut-up fruit. tree →
  3. A salad can also have pasta, rice, eggs, cheese or meat in it. tree →

In the lessons

a food item bought or made; counted in bowls or plates, or made from amounts of vegetables; in health: salads give vitamins and fibre, part of a balanced diet; in everyday life: wash vegetables before making a salad, use a knife carefully; phrases: «side salad», «fruit salad», «salad dressing»

Examples

  • A salad costs 4 dollars. tree →
  • Mom used 3 tomatoes and 2 cucumbers for the salad. tree →
  • The café sold 26 salads today. tree →
  • Each bowl of fruit salad has 5 strawberries. tree →
  • Wash the lettuce before you make the salad. tree →
  • I'd like a side salad with my sandwich, please. tree →
  • Salads are full of vitamins. tree →
  • We made a fruit salad with apples, grapes and bananas. tree →
  • This last delicacy played a principal part in the salad. tree →

Note

Carries no clue to the operation; it names an item with a price or the parts it is made of. Trap: the parts of a salad may need to be added to find the total. Countable: a salad, two salads.

On Mova

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