English to Esperanto Meaning of month - monato

Month :
monato

monato, luno

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Definitions of month in English
Noun(1) one of the twelve divisions of the calendar year(2) a time unit of approximately 30 days
Examples of month in English
(1) I've got a very busy month of August coming up, and I would prefer to stay at home.(2) Of note is the rise in mean minimum temperatures for January, the coolest month of the year.(3) a month later(4) we'll be there for a month(5) during the month of September(6) The letter was posted on 8 September and arrived at a house in Nairobi one month later.(7) they're paid by the month(8) I haven't seen her for a month(9) a month ago(10) the fourth month of pregnancy(11) it's a month late(12) we've been waiting for a month(13) Mr O'Brien expects to see January's sales double those of the same month last year.(14) within a month(15) during the first month(16) Documents can be scanned and filed in seconds and made available a week, a month or a year later at the touch of a button.
Related Phrases of month
(1) last month ::
pasintmonate
(2) next month ::
venontmonate
(3) per month ::
por monato
(4) this month ::
tiu monato
(5) once a month ::
unufoje monate
(6) every month ::
ĉiumonate
(7) a month ::
monato
(8) one month ::
unu monato
(9) each month ::
ĉiumonate
(10) current month ::
nuna monato
Synonyms
Noun
1. calendar month ::
kalendaro monato
Different Forms
month, monthlies, monthly, months
Word Example from TV Shows
Month to month. Cash up front. Inside.

Month to MONTH. Cash up front. Inside.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 5

Yes, but we all agreed the third Thursday of every month...

Yes, but we all agreed the third Thursday of every MONTH...

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 20

It's just four digits. The month and day.

It's just four digits. The MONTH and day.

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 9

I have prayed to the Seven for more than a month.

I have prayed to the Seven for more than a MONTH.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 2

I dinged in the parking lot last month,

I dinged in the parking lot last MONTH,

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 16

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