英['sælvəʊ]美['sælvoʊ]
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词源记忆法
来自意大利语salva，敬礼，致敬，鸣枪，鸣炮，来自拉丁语salve，欢呼，祝健康（比较汉语万岁万岁万万岁），祈使格于拉丁语salvare，救护，使安全，祝健康，来自PIE*sol，完整的，词源同solid，save，salute.其原义为一种鸣枪欢迎仪式，类似于现在的国家元首访问鸣礼炮，后词义通用化，用于指任何形式的同时鸣枪或鸣炮。
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小知识
A salvo is when troops fire their guns all at the same time. A salvo of shots might signal the beginning of a military battle.
Another word for the gunfire kind of salvo is a “volley.” Military planners have used salvos as a way to overwhelm an opposing army, including during engagements between battleships and tanks. You can also use salvo in a more figurative way, describing a verbal barrage or attack: “Her direct, almost rude questions were seen as the opening salvo in the battle between the two political candidates.”