el
masculine
/moniˈtoɾ/
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Translation
monitor, screen, instructor
Word origin
From Latin monitor ('one who warns or advises'), from monere ('to warn, to remind'). The same root gives English 'monitor', 'admonish' and 'monument'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- monitor
- English cognates
- monitor, admonish, monument
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralmonitores
Examples
ordenador .
The computer monitor has gone black.
esquí frenar.
The ski instructor taught us how to brake.
aparecen .
The data appears on the screen in real time.
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Who is the camp instructor this summer?
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I bought a bigger monitor to work better.
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