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monotónico
adjective
monotone
monousuario
adjective
single-user
monovalente
adjective
monovalent
monovarietal
adjective
monovarietal
monovolumen
noun, masculine
minivan; (UK) MPV (multi purpose vehicle), people carrier
monoéster
noun, masculine
monoester
monroviano
noun, masculine
Monrovian (native or inhabitant of the city of Monrovia, capital of Liberia) (usually male)
monroviano
adjective
Monrovian (of, from or relating to the city of Monrovia, capital of Liberia)
monroísmo
noun, masculine
Monroeism
monserga
noun, feminine
gibberish, drivel
monseñor
noun, masculine
Monsignor
monstruo
noun, masculine
monster, beast, behemoth; juggernaut; monster, reprehensible person.; freak, creep
monstruo de Gila
noun, masculine
Gila monster
Loch Ness monster
monstrously
monstruosidad
noun, feminine
monstrosity, monstrousness; eyesore; freak, freakish thing
monstruoso
adjective
monstrous; horrible
monta
noun, feminine
riding; mounting; total, sum total; importance
montable
adjective
mountable; able to be set up
montacargas
noun, masculine
service lift, goods lift, cargo lift; (US) freight elevator, goods elevator, service elevator, cargo elevator (a lift designed to carry heavy goods in a place of business); forklift, lift truck, jitney, fork truck (a small industrial vehicle with a power-operated fork-like pronged platform that can be raised and lowered for insertion under a load, often on pallets, to be lifted and moved)
montacarguista
noun, masculine/feminine
forklift operator, forklift driver
montadito
noun, masculine
mini sandwich
montado
adjective
loaded; rolling in it (rich); whipped (said of cream)
montador
noun, masculine
assembler (one who assembles items); editor (of film)
montaje
noun, masculine
assembly; arrangement, orchestration; montage; editing
montajista
noun, masculine/feminine
film editor
montanera
noun, feminine
pannage, acorns and beech mast used as forage for pigs; acorn season, the autumn feeding season of pigs on such acorns and beech nuts in the woods
montano
adjective
montane
montante
noun, masculine
a two-handed sword; total (original amount of money plus interest); window over the door to a room; fanlight; pieces that form the outline of the stern
montante
noun, feminine
wall stud
montanés
adjective
Montanan
montanés
noun, masculine
Montanan
montaplatos
noun, masculine
dumbwaiter
montar
verb
to mount; to ride; to set up; to establish; to whip, beat
to ride a horse
to make a scene
to get worked up; to throw a fit
to stand guard
To kick up a fuss
to kick up a fuss, make a scene
synonym of montar el pollo
to kick up a fuss; to make a scene
To cause a scene; to ham it up
to make a scene
montaraz
adjective
wild, rough (i.e. not quite civilized)
montaraz
noun, masculine
ranger, mountaineer, roughneck, ranchhand (i.e. guardian of a vast, wild estate, especially mountainous)
montaraza
noun, feminine
female equivalent of montaraz; wife of a montaraz
to kick up a fuss
montarrascal
noun, masculine
thicket, underbrush, brush, scrub (rough vegetation)
to make things up; to fabricate lies
montazgo
noun, masculine
a kind of tribute paid on cattle
montaña
noun, feminine
mountain; a lot; a bunch
montaña rusa
noun, feminine
rollercoaster; Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see montaña, ruso.
montañero
noun, masculine
mountaineer; bumpkin, churl, boor, yokel
montañero
adjective
mountain
montañismo
noun, masculine
mountaineering
montañista
noun, masculine/feminine
a mountaineer
montañoso
adjective
mountainous
montañés
noun, masculine
the Astur-Leonese dialect spoken in western parts of Cantabria
montañés
noun, masculine
highlander, mountaineer