salad bowl
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- noun
- /ˈsæləd boʊl/
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ensaladera
- Pour the dressing into the large salad bowl and mix together.
- a large salad bowl
- toss in a salad bowl
- lettuce in a salad bowl
Those kinds of things are big, like salad bowls with lots of fat sauces and some protein.
- Those kinds of things are big, like salad bowls with lots of fat sauces and some protein.
- And Jesse's like, how the hell did you know that that place sells salad bowls?
Examples
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So we're now in Starbucks and I just got a zesty chicken and black bean salad bowl, some fruit and a cool lime refresher.
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I'm going to throw this together in my favorite giant salad bowl that makes salads so much more fun to eat.
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You want that in a glass or a salad bowl?
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The salad bowl is typically for 2-4 people.
Blog text (33) -
Oh, how about we go to Color Me Mine and make each other salad bowls?
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All you need is a salad bowl and a potato masher.
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I passed her the salad bowl, a cumbersome crystal thing we'd gotten as a wedding gift.
Fiction book (1998) -
They have since begun selling something similar here along with a curved wooden bowl like a small salad bowl.
Blog text (34) -
I have the red salad bowl, which is looking amazing and then I have the romaine which is beautiful, beautiful and I have some broccoli right here.
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For lunch, I mixed greens, tomatoes, and cucumbers in a large salad bowl.
Synonyms
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A round deep dish with an open top used to hold food or liquid
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A large bowl for putting ingredients together when you cook or bake
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Morphology
The meaning 'a bowl used for mixing or serving salad' is directly and transparently derivable from the constituents 'salad' (a salad) and 'bowl' (a round dish). This is a straightforward noun–noun compound with no idiomatic shift and follows common compositional patterns seen across languages, so a B1 learner who knows both words will understand it.
Etymology
Salad bowl comes from a simple, everyday picture: a salad (mixed vegetables) tossed in a bowl (a round dish) before people eat. So the phrase means a bowl used to mix or serve a salad, for one person or for a group.