Definition of salsa in English:

salsa

noun ˈsalsəˈsɑlsə

mass noun

1A type of Latin American dance music incorporating elements of jazz and rock.
萨尔萨舞曲（一种把爵士乐和摇滚乐特点融合为一体的拉丁美洲舞蹈音乐）
Example sentencesExamples
- The Caribbean has given the world a remarkable potpourri of popular music - everything from calypso to salsa, from ska to zouk, from meringue to soca.
- Venezuelan Americans enjoy a full range of popular music: rock, salsa and other Caribbean forms, pop, country, Latin jazz, and classical.
- Each solo covers one to two pages, and each presents a different Latin feel or groove such as bossa nova, salsa, Latin rock and Latin swing.
- Kidjo's style of music varies from Afro-funk, reggae, samba, salsa, gospel, jazz and rumba.
- The concerts have featured internationally renowned bands playing music as diverse as African dance music, ska, jive, salsa and Bhangra.
1. 1.1count noun A dance performed to salsa music.
  萨尔萨舞
  Example sentencesExamples
  Havana Night combines the traditional culture of Cuba with modern dance like the salsa, rumba, cha cha cha and mambo.
  She came about being a dancer, well she got that from me to I love ballroom dancing especially salsa and ceroc.
  Dancing Mocha Jo's has already opened its doors as a dance studio during daylight hours, offering classes in tango, salsa, jazz and echango.
  While you're learning African, ballet, jazz, tango or salsa, you'll also be getting a great workout.
  Two fields away the band is piping up, and a leggy 16-year-old is performing a convincing salsa with her 50-year-old father.
2(especially in Latin American cooking) a spicy tomato sauce.
（尤指拉丁美洲烹饪中的）辣番茄沙司，辣番茄调味汁
a flour tortilla with salsa and shredded cheese
Example sentencesExamples
- Rob literally came dancing out of his kitchen with some corn chips and two salsas - one salsa fresca and the other salsa chipotle (hot with smoke dried Jalapeno chillies) and began to explain the cuisine.
- Offering an incredible mix of chillies and salsas, the ‘Mexican Festival’ gives to its guests a chance to sample nine different variants of salsas, besides catching up with some great Mexican music.
- Now salsas can be found worldwide, in varieties such as red chilli, guacamole, or green tomatillo, from mild, to tangy, to suicide five-alarm spicy.
- Fire-roasted components are highlighted in these refrigerated salsas: avocado-mango, citrus-papaya-chipotle, cucumber, green and red chili-vegetable blends, guacamole, and papaya-mango.
- Last time I went shopping for the ingredients for taco soup, I found a brand of salsa (I forget the name) that offered salsas in different flavors, such as roasted garlic.

Origin

Spanish, literally 'sauce', extended in American Spanish to denote the dance.

sauce from Middle English:
This is another word that goes back to Latin sal salt, along with sausage (Late Middle English), and salsa (mid 19th century), which is simply the Spanish word for ‘sauce’. The Latin American dance the salsa (late 20th century) is so named because it is ‘saucy’. The expression what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander implies that both sexes should be able to behave in the same way. John Ray, who recorded the saying in his English Proverbs of 1670, remarked that ‘This is a woman's Proverb’. Cups now sit on saucers, but in the Middle Ages a saucer was used for holding condiments or sauces, and was usually made of metal. The description saucy originally simply meant ‘savoury, flavoured with a sauce’. In the early 16th century it began to refer to people and behaviour, meaning at first ‘impudent, presumptuous’, mellowing into ‘cheeky’, then taking on suggestive overtones.

Definition of salsa in US English:

salsa

nounˈsɑlsəˈsälsə

1A type of Latin American dance music incorporating elements of jazz and rock.
萨尔萨舞曲（一种把爵士乐和摇滚乐特点融合为一体的拉丁美洲舞蹈音乐）
Example sentencesExamples
- Each solo covers one to two pages, and each presents a different Latin feel or groove such as bossa nova, salsa, Latin rock and Latin swing.
- Kidjo's style of music varies from Afro-funk, reggae, samba, salsa, gospel, jazz and rumba.
- The concerts have featured internationally renowned bands playing music as diverse as African dance music, ska, jive, salsa and Bhangra.
- The Caribbean has given the world a remarkable potpourri of popular music - everything from calypso to salsa, from ska to zouk, from meringue to soca.
- Venezuelan Americans enjoy a full range of popular music: rock, salsa and other Caribbean forms, pop, country, Latin jazz, and classical.
1. 1.1 A dance performed to salsa music.
  萨尔萨舞
  Example sentencesExamples
  Two fields away the band is piping up, and a leggy 16-year-old is performing a convincing salsa with her 50-year-old father.
  She came about being a dancer, well she got that from me to I love ballroom dancing especially salsa and ceroc.
  While you're learning African, ballet, jazz, tango or salsa, you'll also be getting a great workout.
  Dancing Mocha Jo's has already opened its doors as a dance studio during daylight hours, offering classes in tango, salsa, jazz and echango.
  Havana Night combines the traditional culture of Cuba with modern dance like the salsa, rumba, cha cha cha and mambo.
2(especially in Latin American cooking) a spicy tomato sauce.
（尤指拉丁美洲烹饪中的）辣番茄沙司，辣番茄调味汁
a flour tortilla with salsa and shredded cheese
Example sentencesExamples
- Fire-roasted components are highlighted in these refrigerated salsas: avocado-mango, citrus-papaya-chipotle, cucumber, green and red chili-vegetable blends, guacamole, and papaya-mango.
- Last time I went shopping for the ingredients for taco soup, I found a brand of salsa (I forget the name) that offered salsas in different flavors, such as roasted garlic.
- Rob literally came dancing out of his kitchen with some corn chips and two salsas - one salsa fresca and the other salsa chipotle (hot with smoke dried Jalapeno chillies) and began to explain the cuisine.
- Offering an incredible mix of chillies and salsas, the ‘Mexican Festival’ gives to its guests a chance to sample nine different variants of salsas, besides catching up with some great Mexican music.
- Now salsas can be found worldwide, in varieties such as red chilli, guacamole, or green tomatillo, from mild, to tangy, to suicide five-alarm spicy.

Origin

Spanish, literally ‘sauce’, extended in American Spanish to denote the dance.

单词	salsa
释义	Definition of salsa in English: salsa noun ˈsalsəˈsɑlsə mass noun 1A type of Latin American dance music incorporating elements of jazz and rock. 萨尔萨舞曲（一种把爵士乐和摇滚乐特点融合为一体的拉丁美洲舞蹈音乐） Example sentencesExamples The Caribbean has given the world a remarkable potpourri of popular music - everything from calypso to salsa, from ska to zouk, from meringue to soca. Venezuelan Americans enjoy a full range of popular music: rock, salsa and other Caribbean forms, pop, country, Latin jazz, and classical. Each solo covers one to two pages, and each presents a different Latin feel or groove such as bossa nova, salsa, Latin rock and Latin swing. Kidjo's style of music varies from Afro-funk, reggae, samba, salsa, gospel, jazz and rumba. The concerts have featured internationally renowned bands playing music as diverse as African dance music, ska, jive, salsa and Bhangra. 1.1count noun A dance performed to salsa music. 萨尔萨舞 Example sentencesExamples Havana Night combines the traditional culture of Cuba with modern dance like the salsa, rumba, cha cha cha and mambo. She came about being a dancer, well she got that from me to I love ballroom dancing especially salsa and ceroc. Dancing Mocha Jo's has already opened its doors as a dance studio during daylight hours, offering classes in tango, salsa, jazz and echango. While you're learning African, ballet, jazz, tango or salsa, you'll also be getting a great workout. Two fields away the band is piping up, and a leggy 16-year-old is performing a convincing salsa with her 50-year-old father. 2(especially in Latin American cooking) a spicy tomato sauce. （尤指拉丁美洲烹饪中的）辣番茄沙司，辣番茄调味汁 a flour tortilla with salsa and shredded cheese Example sentencesExamples Rob literally came dancing out of his kitchen with some corn chips and two salsas - one salsa fresca and the other salsa chipotle (hot with smoke dried Jalapeno chillies) and began to explain the cuisine. Offering an incredible mix of chillies and salsas, the ‘Mexican Festival’ gives to its guests a chance to sample nine different variants of salsas, besides catching up with some great Mexican music. Now salsas can be found worldwide, in varieties such as red chilli, guacamole, or green tomatillo, from mild, to tangy, to suicide five-alarm spicy. Fire-roasted components are highlighted in these refrigerated salsas: avocado-mango, citrus-papaya-chipotle, cucumber, green and red chili-vegetable blends, guacamole, and papaya-mango. Last time I went shopping for the ingredients for taco soup, I found a brand of salsa (I forget the name) that offered salsas in different flavors, such as roasted garlic. Origin Spanish, literally 'sauce', extended in American Spanish to denote the dance. sauce from Middle English: This is another word that goes back to Latin sal salt, along with sausage (Late Middle English), and salsa (mid 19th century), which is simply the Spanish word for ‘sauce’. The Latin American dance the salsa (late 20th century) is so named because it is ‘saucy’. The expression what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander implies that both sexes should be able to behave in the same way. John Ray, who recorded the saying in his English Proverbs of 1670, remarked that ‘This is a woman's Proverb’. Cups now sit on saucers, but in the Middle Ages a saucer was used for holding condiments or sauces, and was usually made of metal. The description saucy originally simply meant ‘savoury, flavoured with a sauce’. In the early 16th century it began to refer to people and behaviour, meaning at first ‘impudent, presumptuous’, mellowing into ‘cheeky’, then taking on suggestive overtones. Definition of salsa in US English: salsa nounˈsɑlsəˈsälsə 1A type of Latin American dance music incorporating elements of jazz and rock. 萨尔萨舞曲（一种把爵士乐和摇滚乐特点融合为一体的拉丁美洲舞蹈音乐） Example sentencesExamples Each solo covers one to two pages, and each presents a different Latin feel or groove such as bossa nova, salsa, Latin rock and Latin swing. Kidjo's style of music varies from Afro-funk, reggae, samba, salsa, gospel, jazz and rumba. The concerts have featured internationally renowned bands playing music as diverse as African dance music, ska, jive, salsa and Bhangra. The Caribbean has given the world a remarkable potpourri of popular music - everything from calypso to salsa, from ska to zouk, from meringue to soca. Venezuelan Americans enjoy a full range of popular music: rock, salsa and other Caribbean forms, pop, country, Latin jazz, and classical. 1.1 A dance performed to salsa music. 萨尔萨舞 Example sentencesExamples Two fields away the band is piping up, and a leggy 16-year-old is performing a convincing salsa with her 50-year-old father. She came about being a dancer, well she got that from me to I love ballroom dancing especially salsa and ceroc. While you're learning African, ballet, jazz, tango or salsa, you'll also be getting a great workout. Dancing Mocha Jo's has already opened its doors as a dance studio during daylight hours, offering classes in tango, salsa, jazz and echango. Havana Night combines the traditional culture of Cuba with modern dance like the salsa, rumba, cha cha cha and mambo. 2(especially in Latin American cooking) a spicy tomato sauce. （尤指拉丁美洲烹饪中的）辣番茄沙司，辣番茄调味汁 a flour tortilla with salsa and shredded cheese Example sentencesExamples Fire-roasted components are highlighted in these refrigerated salsas: avocado-mango, citrus-papaya-chipotle, cucumber, green and red chili-vegetable blends, guacamole, and papaya-mango. Last time I went shopping for the ingredients for taco soup, I found a brand of salsa (I forget the name) that offered salsas in different flavors, such as roasted garlic. Rob literally came dancing out of his kitchen with some corn chips and two salsas - one salsa fresca and the other salsa chipotle (hot with smoke dried Jalapeno chillies) and began to explain the cuisine. Offering an incredible mix of chillies and salsas, the ‘Mexican Festival’ gives to its guests a chance to sample nine different variants of salsas, besides catching up with some great Mexican music. Now salsas can be found worldwide, in varieties such as red chilli, guacamole, or green tomatillo, from mild, to tangy, to suicide five-alarm spicy. Origin Spanish, literally ‘sauce’, extended in American Spanish to denote the dance.
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