salute with

salute (one) with (something)

1. To recognize a superior with a particular or prescribed gesture. The soldiers all saluted the king with outstretched hands. We always salute the president of the organization with a raising of the flags whenever she arrives or departs.

2. To greet, recognize, or address one with some kind of gesture. I saluted him with a tip of my hat as I walked by. She didn't salute me with so much as a smile or a nod of the head.

3. To honor or pay respect to one with some kind of gesture. Each Memorial Day, military batteries salute soldiers who fell in battle with a 21-gun salute. The newspapers saluted the pilot with headlines proclaiming her a national hero.

salute someone with something

1. Lit. to greet someone with a formal hand salute. He failed to salute the officer with the proper salute and was reprimanded. David saluted the captain with the appropriate salute and passed on by.

2. Fig. to greet or honor someone with the firing of guns or an over flight of airplanes. (Military or government.) The government saluted the visiting dignitary with a twenty-one gun salute. They saluted the prime minister with a flight of acrobatic jets.

See also: salute

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

salute (one) with (something)
sieg
sieg heil
sieg-heil someone
heil
get the high sign
give (someone) the high sign
high sign
the high sign
make horns at

References in classic literature

She returned the salute with three cheers and three guns.

Astoria or Anecdotes of an enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountain

A red carpet reception was accorded to the crown prince as he disembarked from the jet at Nur Khan Air Base, followed by a 21-gun salute and a static salute by a smartly turned out contingent of the Presidential Guards, as well as a fly-past salute with seven JF-17 fighter jets after which the premier and his guest sat in a Mercedes driven by the PM himself.

VIDEO: PM Imran chauffeurs Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince to PM House

Buckingham Palace, the Royal Collection Trust and the BFI are trying to establish how the 17-second film, showing the Queen as a child performing a Nazi salute with her family, got into the hands of The Sun newspaper.

BFI inquiry after 'Nazi' film leak; UK BULLETINS

The gesture consists of a lowered straight arm salute with the other arm folded across the shoulder, and was made famous in France by controversial comedian Dieudonne M'bala M'bala, who has been accused of anti-Semitism on numerous occasions.

French JDL Members Arrested For Beating Up Neo-Nazis

The RAF and Army salute with an open hand but not the Navy because decks were dirty and it was deemed disrespectful to show a dirty, open hand.

Question Time; yourletters

The troop, who are all members of the Territorial Army, will be wearing the ceremonial dress uniform of the Glamorgan Yeomanry when they fire the salute with blank ammunition.

Salute to Duke of Edinburgh

IREAD your story about Aston Villa giving the Nazi salute with some surprise, because I had always thought that Villa had refused to give the salute.

Ordered to give salute

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释义	salute with salute (one) with (something) 1. To recognize a superior with a particular or prescribed gesture. The soldiers all saluted the king with outstretched hands. We always salute the president of the organization with a raising of the flags whenever she arrives or departs. 2. To greet, recognize, or address one with some kind of gesture. I saluted him with a tip of my hat as I walked by. She didn't salute me with so much as a smile or a nod of the head. 3. To honor or pay respect to one with some kind of gesture. Each Memorial Day, military batteries salute soldiers who fell in battle with a 21-gun salute. The newspapers saluted the pilot with headlines proclaiming her a national hero. See also: salute Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. salute someone with something 1. Lit. to greet someone with a formal hand salute. He failed to salute the officer with the proper salute and was reprimanded. David saluted the captain with the appropriate salute and passed on by. 2. Fig. to greet or honor someone with the firing of guns or an over flight of airplanes. (Military or government.) The government saluted the visiting dignitary with a twenty-one gun salute. They saluted the prime minister with a flight of acrobatic jets. See also: salute McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: salute (one) with (something) sieg sieg heil sieg-heil someone heil get the high sign give (someone) the high sign high sign the high sign make horns at References in classic literature She returned the salute with three cheers and three guns. Astoria or Anecdotes of an enterprise beyond the Rocky Mountain A red carpet reception was accorded to the crown prince as he disembarked from the jet at Nur Khan Air Base, followed by a 21-gun salute and a static salute by a smartly turned out contingent of the Presidential Guards, as well as a fly-past salute with seven JF-17 fighter jets after which the premier and his guest sat in a Mercedes driven by the PM himself. VIDEO: PM Imran chauffeurs Abu Dhabi's Crown Prince to PM House Buckingham Palace, the Royal Collection Trust and the BFI are trying to establish how the 17-second film, showing the Queen as a child performing a Nazi salute with her family, got into the hands of The Sun newspaper. BFI inquiry after 'Nazi' film leak; UK BULLETINS The gesture consists of a lowered straight arm salute with the other arm folded across the shoulder, and was made famous in France by controversial comedian Dieudonne M'bala M'bala, who has been accused of anti-Semitism on numerous occasions. French JDL Members Arrested For Beating Up Neo-Nazis The RAF and Army salute with an open hand but not the Navy because decks were dirty and it was deemed disrespectful to show a dirty, open hand. Question Time; yourletters The troop, who are all members of the Territorial Army, will be wearing the ceremonial dress uniform of the Glamorgan Yeomanry when they fire the salute with blank ammunition. Salute to Duke of Edinburgh IREAD your story about Aston Villa giving the Nazi salute with some surprise, because I had always thought that Villa had refused to give the salute. Ordered to give salute
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