英单词联想记忆 (S1393~1396)

东村雪儿

1393. the act or a way of saving sb from danger, loss or harm; the state of being saved from evil by the death of Jesus Christ on a cross (9)

【类】rescue, retrieval, redemption,

deliverance

【联】盐··(n.)销售 + 花瓶··价值 + 车站

【记】(n.)溶解/溶化<解决

1394. to save goods from a damaged ship or from a fire or flood (also n.); the things that are saved from a damaged ship or building; to try to make a bad situation better (7)

【类】save, rescue, relieve

【联】盐··(n.)销售 + 花瓶··价值 + 年龄

【记】药膏

【记】凶恶的/残暴的<救/储

1395. to make a formal sign or gesture of respect to sb (also n.); to honour or express admiration publicly for sb or an achievement (also n.) (6)

【类】greet, be welcome to, say hello

【联】盐 + 污染

【记】长笛··稀释<挖··完全的/绝对的

1396. a greeting in actions or words, especially the words used at the beginning of a letter or speech (10)

【类】regard, appellation

【联】盐··(n.)销售 + 切割··坚果 + 车站

【记】敬礼/致敬<长笛

【记】公共卫生(体系/设施)<卫生的

1393. salvation [sælˈveɪʃn]

【联】salt··sale + vase··value + station

【记】solvation<solve

【例】The government's loan was the salvation of several failing companies. The country's salvation lies in forcing through democratic reforms. Christian believers hope and pray for the salvation of their souls.

1394. salvage [ˈsælvɪdʒ]

【联】salt··sale + vase··value + age

【记】salve

【记】savage<save

【例】Investigators need to salvage the flight recorders from the wreckage of the downed plane for analysis. The salvage of the ship and cargo was under way. Salvage operations proceeded without pause. The museum displayed the salvage from the ancient shipwreck. Efforts were made by the government to salvage the dire situation.

1395. salute [səˈluːt]

【联】salt + pollute

【记】flute··dilute<dig··absolute

【例】As a second lieutenant, he had to salute damned near everybody. Soldiers usually salute officers by raising their right hand so that their fingers touch their forehead. He raised his hat as a friendly salute. Guns thundered out a salute. I salute Vice Premier Wang for his leadership. Merchant ships salute each other by dipping the flag.

1396. salutation [ˌsæljuˈteɪʃn]

【联】salt··sale + cut··nut + station

【记】salute<flute

【记】sanitation<sanitary

【例】Jackson nodded a salutation. He raised his hat in salutation. First you should have a salutation, which can be the company's or a person's name. Salutation is the words that are used in a letter to address the person you are writing to, for example 'Dear Sir'.