monome

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monome [mo-noum]
sustantivo
1Monomio.
V. MONOMIAL.

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moño
masculine noun
1bun (de pelo)
  • hacerse un moño (of hair) -> to put one's hair up in a bun
  • agarrarse del moño (figurative) -> to pull each other's hair out (pegarse)
  • estar hasta el moño (de) (informal) -> to be sick to death (of) (peninsular Spanish)
2bow (lazo) (Am)
3bow tie (pajarita) (Mexican Spanish)

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moño [mo’-nyo]
noun
1Hair on the crown of the head tied together; tuft. (m)
2Tuft of feathers on the heads of birds. (m)
3A bow of ribbons. (m)
4Pride, haughtiness (altivez). (Ante Meridian & Latin American) (m)
5(Cono Sur) To give in. (m)
  • Estar hasta el moño -> to be fed up

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moño
sustantivo:masculino
1 [de pelo] bun; chignon; (en lo alto de la cabeza) topknot; [de caballo] forelock
se peina con un moño alto she piles her hair on top of her head; hacerse (un) moño to put one's hair up (in a bun); agarrarse del moño to pull each other's hair out
estar hasta el moño (familiar) to be fed up to the back teeth; (familiar)
estar con el moño torcido (Caribe) (México) to have got out of the wrong side of the bed
ponerse moños (familiar) to give o.s. airs
2 (Ornitología) crest
3 (lazo) bow
4 moños (adornos) fripperies; buttons and bows
5 (Latinoamérica) (altivez) pride; haughtiness
bajar el moño a algn to take sb down a peg
agachar el moño (S. Cone) (familiar) to give in
6 (S. Cone) bar

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