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Meanings of mono in English
Portuguese
mononucleose infecciosa Catalan
mononucleosi 
An acute disease characterized by fever and swollen lymph nodes and an abnormal increase of mononuclear leucocytes or monocytes in the bloodstream; not highly contagious; some believe it can be transmitted by kissing.
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Designating sound transmission or recording or reproduction over a single channel.
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Usage of mono in English
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Methods: Patients showing degenerative cervical mono- or bi-level pathology were prospectively included.
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I believe it was stereo and then they brought it into mono.
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Genomically imprinted loci are expressed mono-allelically, dependent upon the parent of origin.
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Jagged tines of lightning leaped out of them and toward the mono.
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However, it was a mono-theme: the government's scandalous treatment of pensioners.
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In this paper, we evaluated new mono- or di-fluorinated FAA derivatives.
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Most of you are mono-zoomed onto feed from the Artifact Conference right now.
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Maybe he told you that fixed hangers make great mono pockets.
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More relevantly today, alas, the Irish are stereo while the Germans are mono.
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It is a high official going to Court in his state mono-wheeled chair.
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Compatibility remains high, Larry says in a monotone that's more mono than usual.
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The mono crawled up the rail and flung them out across the City.
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How often are your mono pockets actual bullet holes from WWII?
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Before the mono he had seemed perfectly normal, with no symptoms of SAD.
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The boat has a carbon constructed mono hull that will self-right if capsized.
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Unlike most adaptations of Dickens, it makes no attempt to stay mono-culturally Anglo-Saxon.
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