monter in French: to go up, to climb, to assemble (verb)

Translation

to go up, to climb, to assemble

Word origin

From Vulgar Latin montare ('to climb a mountain'), from Latin mons, montis ('mountain'). The same root gives English mount, mountain and amount.

Verb type-er regular (1st group)

Regular -er conjugation. Pronouns: je, tu, il/elle, nous, vous, ils/elles.

Person	Present	Imperfect	Past historic	Future	Conditional
je	monte	montais	montai	monterai	monterais
tu	montes	montais	montas	monteras	monterais
il/elle	monte	montait	monta	montera	monterait
nous	montons	montions	montâmes	monterons	monterions
vous	montez	montiez	montâtes	monterez	monteriez
ils/elles	montent	montaient	montèrent	monteront	monteraient

l'escalier.

We need to go up to the third floor by the stairs.

.

Prices are going up again this year.

week-end etagere.

We spent the weekend assembling this shelf.

sommet colline .

We are going to climb to the top of the hill before sunset.

.

Prices have started to rise quickly this year.

descendre

to go down, to descend, to get off

construire

to build, to construct

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