saluted

英 [səˈluːtɪd]

美 [səˈluːtɪd]

v.  (尤指军队中)敬礼; 致敬; 表示敬意
salute的过去分词和过去式

过去式：saluted　

柯林斯词典

• VERB 向…致意;向…致敬;向…行军礼
  If yousalutesomeone, you greet them or show your respect with a formal sign. Soldiers usually salute officers by raising their right hand so that their fingers touch their forehead.
  1. One of the company stepped out and saluted the General...
     人群中走出一人向将军敬礼。
  2. I stood to attention and saluted.
     我立正敬礼。
  3. Saluteis also a noun.
     
  4. The soldier gave the clenched-fist salute...
     士兵行握拳礼。
  5. He raised his hand in salute.
     他举手致意。
• VERB 赞扬;颂扬
  Tosalutea person or their achievements means to publicly show or state your admiration for them.
  1. I salute him for the leadership role that he is taking...
     我对他发挥的领导作用表示赞扬。
  2. The statement salutes the changes of the past year.
     这一表态称赞了过去一年的变革。
  3. Saluteis also a noun.
     
  4. ...a special salute to Anne Scargill for her plucky underground protest.
     对安妮·斯卡吉尔勇敢开展地下抗议活动致以特别的敬意

双语例句

• I stood to attention and saluted.
  我立正敬礼。
• He saluted, took a step forward, stopped and regarded his officer.
  他行了军礼，往前走了一步，接着又停下，注视着军官。
• Then he and the trumpeter drew aside and bowed and the soldiers saluted and the Prince himself came in.
  然后他和号手退到一边，鞠躬，兵士敬礼，王子本人进门来了。
• Charlie walked up to the policemen, who saluted him.
  查理走到警察们跟前，警察都一个个向他敬礼。
• The police who politely saluted me, and then check my documents.
  那位警察礼貌地向我敬了个礼，然后检查我的证件。
• The president saluted the courage and self-sacrifice of those who fought for their country.
  总统向那些为国战斗的人所表现出的勇气和自我牺牲精神表示了敬意。
• The officers saluted as the soldiers marched past.
  当士兵队伍走过时，军官举手敬礼。
• He stood straight, saluted and held the book toward the woman.
  他挺直了身子，向那位妇女行了个军礼，把书递了上去。
• The guards saluted in courtesy to the queen.
  卫兵礼貌地向女王致敬。
• I saluted my opponent's courage.
  我敬佩对手的勇气。