Collocations for salute - noun
1. military gesture
ADJECTIVE
military,
naval
fascist, Nazi
crisp (esp. AmE), sharp (esp. AmE), smart
casual, half-hearted, sloppy
mock
fascist, Nazi
crisp (esp. AmE), sharp (esp. AmE), smart
casual, half-hearted, sloppy
mock
VERB + salute
give (sb),
snap (AmE),
throw
(AmE)
The sentry gave a smart salute and waved us on.
The Admiral snapped a sharp salute.
The sentry gave a smart salute and waved us on.
The Admiral snapped a sharp salute.
acknowledge,
return
take (BrE)
The Queen took the salute as the guardsmen marched past.
take (BrE)
The Queen took the salute as the guardsmen marched past.
2. action of respect or welcome
PREPOSITION
in salute
The guests raised their glasses in salute.
The guests raised their glasses in salute.
salute from
The retiring editor received a special salute from the local newspaper.
The retiring editor received a special salute from the local newspaper.
salute to
His first words were a salute to the people of South Africa.
His first words were a salute to the people of South Africa.