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10 Language-to-English DictionariesMono
/ˈmoʊ.noʊ/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A prefix meaning 'one' or 'single'.
"The artist created a mono version of the painting, using only one color." - 2
A term used in music to describe a single channel of sound.
"The recording was released in mono, providing a classic sound experience."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'mono' originates from the Greek word 'monos', meaning 'alone' or 'single'. It has been adopted into English to denote singularity or unity, particularly in contexts like 'monochrome' or 'monologue'. The usage has evolved to encompass various fields, including music and technology.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Mono" is said worldwide
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Mono
Transliteration: mo-no
"L'artiste a créé une version mono de la peinture."
Mono
Transliteration: mo-no
"Die Aufnahme wurde in Mono veröffentlicht."
Mono
Transliteration: mo-no
"L'artista ha creato una versione mono del dipinto."
Mono
Transliteration: mo-no
"El artista creó una versión mono de la pintura."
Mono
Transliteration: mo-no
"O artista criou uma versão mono da pintura."
मोनो
Transliteration: mono
"कलाकार ने पेंटिंग का मोनो संस्करण बनाया।"
单声道
Transliteration: dān shēng dào
"艺术家创作了这幅画的单声道版本。"
모노
Transliteration: mo-no
"예술가는 그림의 모노 버전을 만들었습니다."
モノ
Transliteration: mono
"アーティストは絵画のモノバージョンを作成しました。"
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