salsa in Portuguese
salsa in Portuguese is salsa — salsa means a spicy sauce, usually tomato-based, often used as a dip or topping in Mexican cooking.
salsa in Portuguese
salsa
(uncountable, music genre) A style of urban music originally from New York heavily influenced by Cuban dance music, jazz and rock.
What does "salsa" mean?
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noun A spicy sauce, usually tomato-based, often used as a dip or topping in Mexican cooking.
"We scooped up the salsa with tortilla chips before dinner."
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noun A lively style of Latin dance music, or the dance performed to it.
"They took salsa lessons every Tuesday night at the community centre."
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salsa in a sentence
- We scooped up the salsa with tortilla chips before dinner.
- They took salsa lessons every Tuesday night at the community centre.
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What is "salsa" in Portuguese?
"salsa" in Portuguese is salsa. salsa means: A spicy sauce, usually tomato-based, often used as a dip or topping in Mexican cooking.
How do you use "salsa" in a sentence?
Example: "We scooped up the salsa with tortilla chips before dinner." In Portuguese, "salsa" is salsa.
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