mono

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Illness & disability, Broadcastingmonomon‧o1 /ˈmɒnəʊ $ ˈmɑːnoʊ/ noun [uncountable] informal 1 American EnglishMI an infectious illness that makes your lymph nodes swell and makes you feel weak and tired for a long time afterwards SYN glandular fever British English2 TCBa system of recording or broadcasting sound, in which all the sound comes from only one direction → stereoExamples from the Corpusmono• Of the main stereo outputs, the left doubles for mono.Related topics: Broadcastingmonomono2 adjective TCBusing a system of recording or broadcasting sound, in which all the sound comes from only one direction → stereo an old mono recordingExamples from the Corpusmono• a mono recordingmono-mono- /mɒnəʊ, -nə $ -noʊ, -nə/ prefix ONLYone a monoplane (=a plane with only one wing on each side) a monolingual dictionary (=dealing with only one language)Examples from the Corpusmono-• a monolingual dictionary• a monosyllabic wordOrigin mono- French Latin, from Greek, from monos “alone, single” mono1 1. (1900-2000) mononucleosis2. (1900-2000) monophonic “mono” ((20-21 centuries))

单词	mono
释义	mono From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Illness & disability, Broadcastingmonomon‧o1 /ˈmɒnəʊ $ ˈmɑːnoʊ/ noun [uncountable] informal 1 American EnglishMI an infectious illness that makes your lymph nodes swell and makes you feel weak and tired for a long time afterwards SYN glandular fever British English2 TCBa system of recording or broadcasting sound, in which all the sound comes from only one direction → stereoExamples from the Corpusmono• Of the main stereo outputs, the left doubles for mono.Related topics: Broadcastingmonomono2 adjective TCBusing a system of recording or broadcasting sound, in which all the sound comes from only one direction → stereo an old mono recordingExamples from the Corpusmono• a mono recordingmono-mono- /mɒnəʊ, -nə $ -noʊ, -nə/ prefix ONLYone a monoplane (=a plane with only one wing on each side) a monolingual dictionary (=dealing with only one language)Examples from the Corpusmono-• a monolingual dictionary• a monosyllabic wordOrigin mono- French Latin, from Greek, from monos “alone, single” mono1 1. (1900-2000) mononucleosis2. (1900-2000) monophonic “mono” ((20-21 centuries))
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