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))
随便看	pass something (on/over/back) to somebody pass something off as something pass something on/along pass something on/along to somebody pass something through something pass something to somebody pass something to/onto etc pass something ↔ along pass something ↔ around pass something ↔ down pass something ↔ up pass the buck pass the hat around pass the point of no return pass the time of day pass the time of day (with somebody) pass the time of day with pass the word pass through pass to pass to etc pass unnoticed pass unnoticed pass up pass up a chance