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salt

/sɔlt/ /sɒlt/ /sɑlt/

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noun

塩

A common substance, chemically consisting mainly of sodium chloride (NaCl), used extensively as a condiment and preservative.

Examples :

"My grandmother sprinkled a generous amount of salt on the spaghetti before serving it. "

祖母はスパゲッティを出す前に、たっぷりのお塩をふりかけました。

substance food chemistry material essential

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noun

塩

One of the compounds formed from the reaction of an acid with a base, where a positive ion replaces a hydrogen of the acid.

Examples :

"Sodium chloride is a common salt used to flavor food. "

塩化ナトリウムは、食品の風味付けに使用される一般的な塩です。

chemistry compound substance essential

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noun

塩性湿地

A salt marsh, a saline marsh at the shore of a sea.

Examples :

"The family enjoyed a picnic lunch on the salt marsh near the coast. "

家族は海岸近くの塩性湿地でピクニックランチを楽しんだ。

environment ocean nature place geography essential

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noun

船乗り

A sailor (also old salt).

Examples :

"My grandfather, a seasoned sailor, was known as an old salt. "

ベテランの船乗りである私の祖父は、古参の船乗りとして知られていました。

nautical sailing person essential

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noun

ブルートフォース復号をより困難にするために、暗号化またはハッシュ化の前にプレーンテキストメッセージに追加されるランダムに選択されたバイト。

Randomly chosen bytes added to a plaintext message prior to encrypting or hashing it, in order to render brute-force decryption more difficult.

Examples :

"The online banking system uses salt to protect sensitive account information. "

オンラインバンキングシステムは、機密の口座情報を保護するためにソルトを使用しています。

computing technology internet system technical essential

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noun

組合を結成するために（雇用された後）会社で雇用を求める人

A person who seeks employment at a company in order to (once employed by it) help unionize it.

Examples :

"The new employee was a salt, secretly working to organize the workers into a union. "

新しい従業員は、労働者を秘密裏に組合に組織しようと働く「ソルト」だった。

politics business job organization person economy work state society industry law essential

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noun

風味、味、調味料

Flavour; taste; seasoning.

Examples :

"The chef added salt to the soup to enhance its flavour. "

シェフはスープの風味を良くするために塩を加えました。

food substance essential

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noun

機知, ユーモア, センス

Piquancy; wit; sense.

Examples :

"Attic salt"

アティックの機知

character mind literature essential

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noun

塩入れ

A dish for salt at table; a salt cellar.

Examples :

"My dad brought the salt to the table during dinner. "

父は夕食中に塩入れをテーブルに持ってきました。

utensil food essential

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noun

懐疑心、常識

Skepticism and common sense.

Examples :

"My sister's optimistic view of the new job required a healthy dose of salt—she needed to temper her enthusiasm with common sense and skepticism. "

妹の新しい仕事に対する楽観的な見方には、かなりの懐疑心が必要だった。彼女は、常識と懐疑心で熱意を抑える必要があった。

attitude character mind philosophy essential

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noun

憤り、激怒、議論

Indignation; outrage; arguing.

Examples :

"His salt over the unfair grading was obvious; he argued loudly with the teacher. "

不公平な採点に対する彼の憤りは明らかで、彼は教師と大声で議論した。

emotion attitude character essential

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verb

塩を振る

To add salt to.

Examples :

"to salt fish, beef, or pork; to salt the city streets in the winter"

魚、牛肉、または豚肉に塩を振る。冬に市街の通りに塩をまく。

food substance essential

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verb

塩漬けにする

To deposit salt as a saline solution.

Examples :

"The brine begins to salt."

塩水が塩漬けになり始める。

geology chemistry environment essential

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verb

塩漬けにする

To fill with salt between the timbers and planks, as a ship, for the preservation of the timber.

Examples :

"The shipwrights salted the wooden hull to prevent rot. "

船大工は腐敗を防ぐために木製の船体に塩漬けにした。

nautical sailing essential

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verb

注入する, 挿入する

To insert or inject something into an object to give it properties it would not naturally have.

Examples :

"The chef salted the soup to enhance its flavor. "

シェフはスープの風味を増すために塩を注入した。

technical process chemistry essential

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verb

言葉を盛る, 飾り立てる

To include colorful language in.

Examples :

"To make the meeting more interesting, the manager salted his comments with some jokes. "

会議をより面白くするために、マネージャーは自分のコメントにいくつかのジョークを盛り込んだ。

language communication essential

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verb

ソルトする

To add filler bytes before encrypting, in order to make brute-force decryption more resource-intensive.

Examples :

"The cybersecurity team salted the encrypted data before sending it, making it much harder to crack. "

サイバーセキュリティチームは、送信前に暗号化されたデータにソルトを付加し、解読を非常に困難にしました。

computing technology internet technical essential

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adjective

塩辛い

Examples :

"salt beef; salt tears"

塩漬けの牛肉; 塩辛い涙

food sensation essential

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adjective

塩辛い

Examples :

"a salt marsh; salt grass"

塩性湿地; 塩草

chemistry substance essential

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adjective

塩の、塩分の

Related to salt deposits, excavation, processing or use.

Examples :

"The salt factory is a key connecting element in the seawater infrastructure."

塩工場は、海水インフラにおける重要な接続要素です。

geology material substance chemistry mineral essential

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adjective

塩辛い, 苦い, 辛辣な

Bitter; sharp; pungent.

Examples :

"The criticism from her teacher was very salt, making her feel bad. "

先生からの批判はとても辛辣で、彼女は気分が悪くなった。

sensation essential

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adjective

好色な, みだらな

Salacious; lecherous; lustful; (of animals) in heat.

Examples :

"The gossip about the new teacher was quite salt, focusing on suggestive rumors rather than her teaching abilities. "

新しい教師についてのゴシップは、彼女の教育能力よりも示唆的な噂に焦点を当て、かなり好色だった。

sex animal body human moral essential

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adjective

高価な, 値段の高い

Costly; expensive.

Examples :

"That new phone is quite salt, costing almost twice as much as my old one. "

その新しい電話はかなり高価で、私の古いものと比べてほぼ2倍の値段です。

value business economy asset essential