salt- russian
соль
salt
point, gist, punchline
sol, G (note)
sol (Peruvian currency)
са́ло
salo, salt pork fat, fatback, bacon fat
fat, lard, tallow, suet
thin broken ice, slush ice, grease ice
посоли́ть
to salt, to add salt to, to season with salt
to salt down, to pickle (in brine), to cure with salt, to corn (meat)
сор
litter, rubbish, sweepings
salt flat, salt lake, salt spring
насоли́ть
to spite (someone), to do a bad turn, to do something nasty, to annoy
to salt (a quantity of), to pickle in brine, to salt down
соло́нка
salt cellar, salt shaker
gritter, salt spreader truck
соляно́й
salt
соли́ть
to salt, to add salt to
to pickle, to salt down, to cure, to corn (meat)
соля́ный
salt
буза́
row, fuss, uproar, brawl
boza, bouza
rock salt, coarse salt
sunbleak, minnow
лима́н
estuary, firth, coastal salt lake
шток
rod, stem, shaft, piston rod
stock, massive ore body, salt dome
солево́й
salt-, saline, salt (attributive)
brine-, brine (attributive)
солонча́к
alkali soil, saline land, salt-marsh
солева́рня
saltern, salt-works
селени́т
selenite (variety of gypsum), gypsum spar
selenite (salt of selenous acid)
Selenite, moon-dweller, inhabitant of the Moon
солоне́ц
saline soil, solonetz
salt spring, salt lake, salt lick
переса́ливать
to put too much salt in, to oversalt
to overdo it, to go too far, to lay it on too thick
заса́ливать
to salt, to pickle (in brine), to preserve by salting
to make greasy, to stain with grease, to soil with grease
посо́ленный
salted, seasoned with salt
выцвета́ние
fading, discoloration, bleaching (of colour)
efflorescence (of salts), salt crusting
пересо́л
too much salt
подса́ливать
to add some salt, to salt lightly, to add a bit more salt
to add lard, to grease with fat
приса́ливать
to salt, to salt lightly, to sprinkle with salt, to add a pinch of salt
to grease with tallow, to fat up, to treat with grease
проса́ливать
to grease, to salt, to corn
солева́р
salt-worker
подса́ливаемый
being slightly salted, being seasoned with a little salt
солеваре́ние
salt production
солепромы́шленность
salt industry
соля́щий
salting, adding salt
подсаливающий
salting, slightly salting, seasoning with salt
присаливавший
adding a little salt, lightly salting
просаливаемый
that can be thoroughly salted, being thoroughly salted, salt-permeable
наса́ливать
to salt, to salt down, to put a lot of salt in
to spite, to do a bad turn, to play a dirty trick
to grease, to smear with fat, to rub with tallow
Examples
There's no more salt.
There's no salt left.
The salt, if you please.
Pass the salt, please.
Переда́йте мне, пожалуйста, соль и пе́рец.
Pass me the salt and pepper, please.
Не пересоли.
Don't add too much salt.
Can you pass me the salt?
Pass the salt, please.
Переда́й мне соль, пожалуйста. - "Вот, пожалуйста".
Pass me the salt, please. "Here you are."
Фома пересолил рагу́.
Tom put way too much salt in the stew.
Salt, please.
У нас только что ко́нчились соль и пе́рец.
We've just run out of salt and pepper.
Она посове́товала ему не испо́льзовать так много соли.
She advised him not to use too much salt.
Соль не даёт еде́ испо́ртиться.
Salt helps stop food from perishing.
Соль явля́ется незамени́мым ингредие́нтом для приготовления пищи.
Salt is an indispensable ingredient for cooking.
Соль - э́то незамени́мый ингредие́нт для приготовления пищи.
Salt is an indispensable ingredient for cooking.
Don't confuse sugar with salt.
Соль необходи́ма для приготовления пищи.
Salt is necessary for cooking.



















