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salvo

/ˈsælvəʊ/ /ˈsælvoʊ/

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noun

Исключение, оговорка

An exception; a reservation; an excuse.

Examples :

""I agreed to help with the dishes, but with the salvo that I didn't have to do the pots and pans." "

Я согласился помочь с посудой, но с оговоркой, что мне не придется мыть кастрюли и сковородки.

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noun

Залп, одновременный выстрел

A concentrated fire from pieces of artillery, as in endeavoring to make a break in a fortification; a volley.

Examples :

"The defending team launched a salvo of penalty shots, hoping to overwhelm the goalie. "

Защищающаяся команда выпустила залп пенальти, надеясь подавить вратаря.

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noun

Салют, залп

A salute paid by a simultaneous, or nearly simultaneous, firing of a number of cannon.

Examples :

"The naval ship fired a celebratory salvo as the admiral arrived at the port. "

Военный корабль произвел праздничный залп, когда адмирал прибыл в порт.

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noun

залп, шквал

(by extension) Any volley, as in an argument or debate.

Examples :

"The lawyer began his closing argument with a powerful salvo of accusations against the defendant. "

Адвокат начал свою заключительную речь с мощного залпа обвинений в адрес подсудимого.

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noun

Крики, возгласы

The combined cheers of a crowd.

Examples :

"The winning team was greeted with a deafening salvo of cheers from the fans. "

Победителей встретили оглушительными криками болельщиков.

sound group entertainment action achievement

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verb

Произвести залп

To discharge weapons in a salvo.

Examples :

"The soldiers salvoed their rifles into the air in celebration after the victory. "

Солдаты произвели залп из винтовок в воздух в честь победы.

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