salve
51salve — I UK [sælv] / US noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms salve : singular salve plural salves a medical cream that you spread on sore skin to reduce the pain II UK [sælv] / US verb Word forms salve : present tense I/you/we/they salve he/she/it… …
52salve — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English sealf; akin to Old High German salba salve, Greek olpē oil flask Date: before 12th century 1. an unctuous adhesive substance for application to wounds or sores 2. a remedial or soothing… …
53SALVE — s. f. Décharge d un grand nombre de canons ou de fusils tirés en même temps, soit en l honneur de quelqu un, soit dans des occasions de réjouissance. Quand il arriva, on fit trois salves de mousqueterie, on tira plusieurs salves d artillerie. Des …
54salve — salve1 /sav, sahv/, n., v., salved, salving. n. 1. a medicinal ointment for healing or relieving wounds and sores. 2. anything that soothes, mollifies, or relieves. v.t. 3. to soothe with or as if with salve; assuage: to salve one s conscience.… …
55salve — n. 1) to apply a salve 2) a salve for; to * * * [ sælvɪ] to a salve for to apply a salve …
56salve — 1sàl·ve inter. AU formula di saluto o augurio: salve amici!, salve, come stai?; anche s.m.inv. Sinonimi: 1ave, salute. {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1723. ETIMO: dal lat. salve, propr. imp. pres. di salvēre essere sano, in buona salute . POLIREMATICHE …
57salve — salve1 [ sælv ] noun count or uncount a medical cream that you spread on sore skin to reduce the pain salve salve 2 [ sælv ] verb salve your conscience/pride to do or say something that makes you feel less guilty or embarrassed: He gives them a… …
58salve — [[t]sæ̱lv, AM sæ̱v[/t]] salves, salving, salved 1) VERB If you do something to salve your conscience, you do it in order to feel less guilty. [FORMAL] [V n] I give myself treats and justify them to salve my conscience. Syn: ease 2) N MASS Salve… …
59SALVÉ — s. m. Prière que l Église catholique chante en l honneur de la sainte Vierge, et que le peuple chantait autrefois à l exécution d un criminel. Chanter un Salvé. Dire un Salvé. Chanter le Salvé …
60Salve — (ou Sauve) (Géo Saire, Saulge, Saulve, Sauvy) (11 janvier) • Salve, ermite du pays de Bray, au VIème siècle. • Salve (ou Sauve) ancien magistrat, moine puis abbé, évêque d Albi, mort en 584. Fête le 10 septembre. • Salve, eut une jeunesse… …
