salt in Indonesian
salt in Indonesian is asin, garam — salt means a white crystalline substance used to season and preserve food, made mainly of sodium chloride.
salt in Indonesian
asin
garam
What does "salt" mean?
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noun A white crystalline substance used to season and preserve food, made mainly of sodium chloride.
"She added a pinch of salt to the soup to bring out the flavour."
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noun An experienced sailor (usually "old salt").
"The old salt told stories of storms he'd weathered decades ago."
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verb To add salt to food, or to sprinkle something throughout for effect.
"He salted the fries generously before eating them."
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salt in a sentence
- She added a pinch of salt to the soup to bring out the flavour.
- Too much salt in your diet can raise blood pressure.
- The old salt told stories of storms he'd weathered decades ago.
- He salted the fries generously before eating them.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "salt" in Indonesian?
"salt" in Indonesian is asin, garam. salt means: A white crystalline substance used to season and preserve food, made mainly of sodium chloride.
How do you use "salt" in a sentence?
Example: "She added a pinch of salt to the soup to bring out the flavour." In Indonesian, "salt" is asin, garam.
Are there other ways to say "salt" in Indonesian?
Yes — Indonesian has 2 translations listed for "salt": asin, garam.
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