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Definition of monte - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
recreationRare gambling card game of Spanish originRare
- They played monte in the back room of the bar.
2.
quantityRare heap or pile of somethingRare
- They added more branches to the monte of firewood.
3.
- Winning the match was a monte for them.
4.
natureRare wood or forest area in Latin AmericaRare
- We hiked through the dense monte.
Images of monte

gambling card game of Spanish origin 
heap or pile of something 
wood or forest area in Latin America
Expressions with monte
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street game using three cards to trick players
He lost his money playing three-card monte on the corner.
trick game with four cards to fool people
He lost his money playing four-card monte.
Origin of monte
Spanish, monte (mountain)
Terms with monte included in their meaning
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games
play or conduct the card game three-card monte
acr: Markov chain Monte Carlo
method for sampling in statistics
Examples of monte in a sentence
He learned to play monte from his grandfather. The monte of clothes blocked the doorway. A monte of papers covered his desk. The deal was a monte from the start. Her victory was a monte given her skills. The wildlife in the monte is diverse.
Farmers often clear monte for agriculture.
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- French:monte, tas, ...
- German:Monte, Haufen, ...
- Italian:monte, mucchio, ...
- Spanish:monte, pila, ...
- Portuguese:monte, pilha, ...
- Chinese:蒙特, 堆, ...
- Japanese:モンテ, 山, ...
- Arabic:مونتي, كومة, ...
- Hebrew:מונטה, עֲרֵמָה, ...
- Russian:монте, куча, ...
- Ukrainian:монте, купа, ...
- Hindi:मोंटे, ढेर, ...
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