salted

形容词盐腌的; 盐味的; 有经验的; （动物）有免疫力的

动词（撒盐似的）散布( salt的过去式和过去分词 ); 使更有趣; 加盐于…以调味; 把盐撒在路面上（以使冰雪融化）

动词salt

形容词unsalted

1. 盐腌：就决定做烤鱼. 可是,我也买不到鲤鱼,好在,那天买到了野生的半干海鳟鱼!一盒六条,因为对野生的食物比较有好感,就买一盒回来尝尝看. 虽说写着是盐腌(Salted)的,可是并不咸.

2. 腌：就决定做烤鱼. 可是,我也买不到鲤鱼,好在,那天买到了野生的半干海鳟鱼!一盒六条,因为对野生的食物比较有好感,就买一盒回来尝尝看. 虽说写着是盐腌(Salted)的,可是并不咸.

3. 盐腌的：saltcellar 盐瓶 | salted 盐腌的 | salter 盐厂员工

1. Tons of cabbages are salted and hoarded in underground urns or special kimchi refrigerators, and carefully brought out and served throughout the year.

2. A good example of this type of kimchi is the cucumber kimchi, which is salted and marinated in a chili and fruit puree mixture.

3. salted的解释

3. The other sushi duo on the platter was topped with slightly salted salmon roe and a few decorative chrysanthemum petals.

4. When one cried out across the diner, waitresses rushed over and indeed found a cockroach in a meal of salted pork.

5. Salted duck eggs with red yolks are commonly thought to be more nutritious than eggs with yellow yolks and are usually more expensive.

6. Ningbo is represented by a steamed salted yellow croaker with salt pork and green soy beans.

7. The yam is most often diced to preserve its shape and cubes of salted pork added to enhance the rustic nature of this dish.

8. Peel the potatoes and drop into slightly salted water while you finish peeling every one.

9. Some drinkers like to drop a salted plum into the warmed wine.

10. Salted pickles were eaten on dry and cold winter days when fresh vegetables were scarce and expensive.

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