salade

«salade» in Mova's school dictionary: the French word for salad or for lettuce — its meaning for a pupil, its sense in the lessons and examples.

part of speech

(French) noun (une salade, des salades)

meaning for a pupil

(French) «Salade» is the French word for salad or for lettuce. It sounds like «sa-LAD» to an English ear. It is not an English word, though it appears on menus in English-speaking places. tree →

sense in the lessons

Heard in French lessons and seen on café menus: «salade niçoise» (a salad with tuna, egg, olives and green beans from Nice), «salade verte» (green salad). In French, «quelle salade!» can also mean «what a mess!» (informal). Phrases: «une salade», «salade de fruits» (fruit salad).

examples

• In French, «une salade» means a salad. tree →
• I ordered a salade niçoise at the café. tree →
• «Salade de fruits» means fruit salad. tree →
• The menu said «salade verte», which is a green salad. tree →
• My French teacher asked, «Tu aimes la salade?» tree →
• In France, people often eat salade after the main course. tree →

note

French, feminine: «la salade», «une salade». The final «e» is silent. The English word is «salad» — do not add an «e» in English spelling.

Trees and pragmatics

Every meaning and example of «salade» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.