Encara no tenim significats per a "rub salt".
1To rub salt in the wound, he suspended the party for 60 days.
2Also we will not rub salt into the wounds to make them sting.
3When they were not finding ways to rub salt into a man's hide.
4The point being made, Rozsak saw no reason to rub salt into the wounds.
5Should he repeat the trick, he would rub salt into some already 'salty' wounds.
6The ambiguity of the laws will only further rub salt into New Zealand's wounds.
7And once the Authorities get here, I'll rub salt into your wounds as well.
8But if you want to rub salt in my wounds, you can leave right now.
9O noble lady, kindness looks out of your eyes; cease to rub salt into my wounds!
10If he was trying to rub salt in Jagr's wounds then he was doing a bang-up job.
11To rub salt in the wound, Andy Lynch was dismissed with nine minutes left for hitting an opponent.
12To rub salt into the wounds, the season's underwhelming end was compounded by the sale of Christian Vieri.
13When will well-meaning comforters learn not to rub salt into wounds while they seem to be dressing them?
14To rub salt into the wound, Ireland lost the series and Canavan was himself sent off in the second game.
15To rub salt in their wounds, the Goodiers' home had recently been burgled and their personal possessions systematically rifled through.
16To rub salt into Saints' wound, immediately after the incident Liverpool went up the other end and scored the opener.
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