Vocab-ability–202 (sal = salt) – A More Powerful Vocabulary (earn UpVotes with “Vocab Practice” exercise)

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MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. The doctors put the patient on a saline drip.

  2. The chef sliced some Italian salami onto the pizza before putting it in the oven.

  3. She chose a salad for lunch as she was trying to lose weight.

  4. She scanned the job advert trying to find out the salary being offered for the position.

  5. A Japanese sarari-man died from overwork last Tuesday.


Good work!
I expect more than one Japanese sarari-man died from overwork last week. :-(

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. He placed his contact lenses in a saline solution.

  2. Salami can be kept for a long time as long as the sausage has not been cut open.

  3. It is healthier to make a salad with rocket which has dark green leaves, than with iceberg lettuce which has low nutrition.

  4. The Prime Minister earns a smaller salary than some middle managers in private companies.

  5. Being a well-paid sarari-man increases your chances of finding a wife to marry you.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

1-I used to prepare saline solution in our school lab.
2-I eat my salami cold in slices.
3-I had a salad for lunch.
4-My net monthly salary is €2,500.
5-I live in Japan now, I'm a sarari-man.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. Saline solution is best for foods bought from open market.
  2. Todd cannot wait to taste Salami when he gets to Italy.
  3. Richard loves to eat Salad every weekend.
  4. Salary is never enough, therefore maintain a lean budget.
  5. In Japan Sarari-man are respected because of their commitment to work.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

1 Saline
Oceans water is said to saline though have not tasted it.
2 salami
The salami tasted nice
3 salad
I have hated salad since i was young.
4 salary
The worker's salary was delay for no reason.
5 sarari man
Any sarari man is subject to the orders of his employer


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. The food is too saline

  2. I have never tasted a salami.

  3. The salad gave the meal a different taste.

  4. The young man's salary could not cater for the needs of his family.

  5. The salary of the Japanese sarari-man is very meagre


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. Saline.
    One of the treatments for dehydration is to give your patient with an injection of saline solution.

  2. Salami.
    There are many ways and flavors to making pizza, but one of the ingredients you’ll find on some of them can be salami.

  3. Salad.
    He’s a vegetarian and prefers to only have salad for lunch.

  4. Salary.
    Jane is receiving a biweekly salary from her employer.

  5. Sarari-man.
    The sarari-man at his workplace decided to step down from his position without any cause.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

1.Don't consume too many saline foods for the health sake
2.Salami is one of the major ingredients of pizza
3.Salad is regarding a great choice for lunch or for who're in diet.
4.Moonlight clan has great desires for their salary before the month end.
5.Sarari-man is not a description you want to be called. Working at least sixty hours per week, it's not limited in Japan but Hong Kong too.


Good work!

I heard that HK is so expensive that people almost have to work 60 hour/week, just to afford to live.

Low to middle classes working hours in average....

“MY VOCAB PRACTICE.”

  1. SALINE solution helps in alleviating dry eyes.
  2. I can eat SALAMI every day of my life.
  3. I’d want something light to eat tonight like SALAD.
  4. In fairness, I can still save a quarter of my SALARY every month.
  5. What is a SARARI-MAN’s way to de-stress and unwind?


Good work!

Sarari-man have obligatory weekly drinking sessions with the boss or colleagues. They HAVE TO attend, and have to drink lots. Which ultimately makes the situation worse. :-(

I saw one video on Youtube about people in Japan working 15 hours a day, and some, usually men in their formal office attire, already even fall sleep on the streets because they’re drunk and probably very tired. Maybe those are sarari-man.

Yes, those are typical sarari-men. Work long hours in conservative suit and tie, then try to unwind / relax a bit while drinking with colleagues. Inevitably, they drink tooooo much, and sometimes throw up or even pass out in the street or on the subway train.

Repeat every week for 40 years = typical sarari-man life

That is...quite a sad way to live life @majes.tytyty. :-( But that is their work culture, and it needs to be respected. But I can't help but hope that they, or even all workers around the world, get a good working and post-work environment.

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. Saline:
    The boy ate the saline fruit.

  2. Salami:
    The boy at the salami.

  3. Salad:
    But, when the boy refused to eat the salad, the waiter told the cook.

  4. Salary:
    The cook came out and demanded to know where his salary was going to come from if the boy did not eat all that was presented before him.

  5. Sarari-man:
    The sarari-man ask from across the room, his throat parched, "What does one have to do to get some water without salt mixed in with it?"


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. Saline
    The saline ingredients from the soup made it perfect.
  2. Salami
    Today I picked salami and mozzarella for my pizza.
  3. Salad
    During the hot days of the summer, I prefer salad rather than meat.
  4. Salary
    It was supposed to receive the salary 2 weeks ago but I still didn't get it.
  5. Sarari-man
    The sarari-man spend more hours at work comparing with the people from my country.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE.
1.Saline.
The water of this place is saline.
2.Salami.
I have a special gift to you for your salami.
3.Salad.
Salad make a man healthy because it is to good for human health.
4.Salary.
You leave this job because your salary is very low.
5.Sarari-man.
My friend live in japan.Now he is sarari-man.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. The only liquid you will get from the dead sea is saline water due to its high salt concentration

  2. If you do visit an Italian restaurant, ask if they have Salami

  3. I want my dinner served with some salad

  4. My boss owes me four months salary.

  5. In Japan, someone who collects salary like myself would be called a sarari-man


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:
1- The physiological solution is a saline solution that helps to clear the respiratory tract when you get the flu.
2- The supermarket list was simple, I only had to buy cheese and salami.
3- To make a diet right half of the plate should be salad or cooked vegetables.
4- With current inflation, the workers' salary has been outdated and the situation has become quite complicated.
5- After the great number of suicides of the Japanese sarari-men, the government is thinking about reducing the working day.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

1 - The salinity of the sea is ideal for healing wounds.
2 - Without salami there is no picada.
3 - The menu of the day included soy burger and capresse salad.
4 - This month's salary barely covered the debts of the credit cards, he would have to look for a new job.
5 - The Japanese sarari-man lives such a demand that several deaths occur each year because of overwork.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. Saline
    The patient was administered a Saline water solution.

  2. Salami
    I'd like to have a taste of salami one day.

  3. Salad
    I usually eat my salad with mayonnaise.

  4. Salary
    I've never been paid a salary before.

  5. Sarari-man
    Being a sarari-man is no fun as much is expected of you by your employers.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. Saline is the basis for diluting other substances, such as glucose.
  2. The Salami that my mother-in-law prepares is very tasty.
  3. The Salad is excellent for people who want to lose weight.
  4. The Salary of a doctor in Venezuela is very low, inflation is consuming us.
  5. To be a sarari-man you have to be very brave and strong.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

The Sarari-man could not afford to buy the salami with his salad at lunch, based on his current salary, so he settled for saline crackers instead.

mmm... yum yum...


Good work!

Thanks for educational post.

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. The fact that a bag of saline water cost over $300 at a hospital tells a lot about the state of US medical system.
  2. One of the more overrated pizza toppings is salami.
  3. They say no exiting story ever told starts with people eating a salad.
  4. The 100% salary increase for low skill employees at Amazon is a very well crafted attempt to maintain monopoly.
  5. Alcoholism is a common social ill that disproportionately impacts Japanese sarari-man.

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