montare
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verbslang
to mount
(typically with su) to ascendonto); to climb (on
to bestride
to get on top of (an animal) to mate
(vulgar) to fuckhave sexual intercourse
Used in the library
- Oggi pomeriggio abbiamo montato una grande tenda per la mensa.This afternoon we put up a big tent for the canteen.A2Diario di un volontario — A Volunteer's Diary
- Bisogna montare il palco il venerdì, tra sei persone.The stage has to be put up on Friday, by six people.B1Di nuovo, per favore (3) — Again, please (3) (B1)
- Il palco si monta in una mattina, con sei persone.The stage is put up in one morning, with six people.B1Di nuovo, per favore (14) — Again, please (14) (B1)
- L'impresa della fiera è montare tutto in una mattina.The fair's undertaking is setting everything up in one morning.B1Di nuovo, per favore (8) — Again, please (8) (B1)
Other ways to say it
- accoppiarsito mate (of animals)
- accrescersito grow, burgeon or increase
- allestireto organize, prepare (an exhibition, etc.); to dress (a window)
- alzarsito stand up, rise to one's feet, get up, raise oneself, fly up, take off; to get up (out of bed)
- ammontareto amass; to amount to, to add up to
- arrampicarsito climb, to scramble, to shin
- ascendereto go up, to ascend, to rise; to amount to, to sum to
- assemblareto assemble or put together; to gather together
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