Definition
Definition of salutations - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
greetingwords or gestures showing respect
- The letter began with warm salutations.
2.
communicationDated greetings or expressions of goodwillDated
- He offered his salutations to the guests as they arrived.
Origin of salutations
Latin, salutare (greet) + -tion (action)
Examples of salutations in a sentence
Salutations were exchanged at the meeting. Salutations were exchanged at the beginning of the meeting. The letter began with warm salutations.
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- French:salutations, vœux, ...
- German:Grüße, Willkommensgrüße, ...
- Italian:saluti, espressioni di buona volontà, ...
- Spanish:saludos, expresiones de buenos deseos, ...
- Portuguese:cumprimentos, saudações, ...
- Chinese:问候, ...
- Japanese:挨拶, ご挨拶, ...
- Arabic:تَحِيَّات, تَحِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּרָכוֹת, שָׁלוֹם, ...
- Russian:приветствия, поздравления, ...
- Ukrainian:вітання, ...
- Hindi:अभिवादन, नमस्ते, ...
Definition of salutation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
communicationwords used in a greeting
- The letter began with the salutation 'Dear Sir'..
2.
respectful greetingact of greeting someone with respect
- He offered a salutation to the visiting dignitaries.
Origin of salutation
Latin, salutatio (greeting)
Examples of salutation in a sentence
The salutation 'Hello' is commonly used in informal letters. The letter began with a warm salutation. Her salutation was met with a friendly smile.
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- French:salutation, ...
- German:Begrüßung, Anrede, ...
- Italian:saluto, ...
- Spanish:salutación, ...
- Portuguese:saudação, ...
- Chinese:称呼, 问候, ...
- Japanese:挨拶, 敬意の表明, ...
- Arabic:تَحِيَّة, تَحِيَّة مُحْتَرَمَة, ...
- Hebrew:פְּנִיָּיה, בִּרְכַּת כָּבוֹד, ...
- Russian:приветствие, ...
- Ukrainian:вітальні слова, вітання, ...
- Hindi:अभिवादन, ...
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