mono
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noun
- monkey
- any monkey-looking animal
- boiler suit, coveralls, overall, onesiea one-piece suit combining trousers and jacket, worn for heavy or hot manual labour
- jumpsuit, overallsa one-piece item of clothing originally by parachutists
- jumpsuita female one-piece item of clothing
adjective
- cute, pretty
- blond, blonde
Forms
noun
| singular | mono |
|---|---|
| plural | monos |
| feminine | mona |
| feminine plural | monas |
adjective
| masculine singular | mono |
|---|---|
| feminine | mona |
| masculine plural | monos |
| feminine plural | monas |
| superlative | monísimo |
Used in the library
- Allí viven monos, tucanes y el quetzal.Monkeys, toucans and the quetzal live there.A1El clima de Costa Rica — The climate of Costa Rica
- Hay monos, loros, jaguares y delfines rosados.There are monkeys, parrots, jaguars and pink dolphins.A1La selva amazónica — The Amazon rainforest
- Hay un mono, un colibrí, una araña y un cóndor.There is a monkey, a hummingbird, a spider and a condor.A2Las líneas de Nazca — The Nazca Lines
- Alrededor viven tucanes, monos y coatíes, que se acercan mucho a la gente.Around them live toucans, monkeys and coatis, which come very close to people.A2Las cataratas del Iguazú — The Iguazú Falls
Other ways to say it
- bragapanty; panties, knickers; bikini bottom
- buzodiver (someone who dives underwater); overall
- changomonkey; shopping trolley, shopping cart
- chándaltracksuit
- cuquicute, purdy
- macacomacaque; hobgoblin, bogeyman
- maimóna type of monkey with a prehensile tail; a type of garlic soup from Granada, Spain
- mamelucomameluco