el
masculine
/monˈtaxe/
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Translation
assembly, editing, set-up
Word origin
From montar ('to mount, to assemble'), ultimately from Latin mons ('mountain'), via the sense of climbing up.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- mons
- English cognates
- mount, montage
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralmontajes
Examples
estantería .
The assembly of the shelf took us all afternoon.
dinámico.
The editing of the film is very dynamic.
.
They prepared a spectacular set-up for the concert.
engañarnos.
The whole story seemed like a set-up to deceive us.
¿ encarga ?
Who is in charge of setting up the stage?
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