Monte
noun
In Spanish and Italian, 'monte' refers to a mountain or hill, embodying a natural elevation of the Earth's surface.
The hikers reached the peak of the monte just in time to see the sunset.
Usage tips
Neutral
mountain range, elevated ground, hilltop
noun
In card games, particularly in Latin America, 'monte' is often used to describe the pile of cards that are played from.
He placed his bet on the monte before drawing a card.
Usage tips
Neutral
card pile, betting pile
noun
In Spanish and Italian, 'monte' refers to a mountain or hill, embodying a natural elevation of the Earth's surface.
The hikers reached the peak of the monte just in time to see the sunset.
Usage tips
Neutral
mountain range, elevated ground, hilltop
noun
In card games, particularly in Latin America, 'monte' is often used to describe the pile of cards that are played from.
He placed his bet on the monte before drawing a card.
Usage tips
Neutral
card pile, betting pile
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Geographical Context
When used in geography, 'monte' refers specifically to elevations.
'The monte in the background enhanced our view.'
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Usage
In many cultures, mountains like a 'monte' hold spiritual significance.
'The monte is sacred to the indigenous community.'
Pro Tip 3/3Literary Use
In literature, 'monte' can symbolize obstacles or aspirations.
'She looked up at the mighty monte, representing her goals.'
Pro Tip 1/3Geographical Context
When used in geography, 'monte' refers specifically to elevations.
'The monte in the background enhanced our view.'
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Usage
In many cultures, mountains like a 'monte' hold spiritual significance.
'The monte is sacred to the indigenous community.'
Pro Tip 3/3Literary Use
In literature, 'monte' can symbolize obstacles or aspirations.
'She looked up at the mighty monte, representing her goals.'
Pro Tip 1/3Geographical Context
When used in geography, 'monte' refers specifically to elevations.
'The monte in the background enhanced our view.'
Pro Tip 2/3Cultural Usage
In many cultures, mountains like a 'monte' hold spiritual significance.
'The monte is sacred to the indigenous community.'
Pro Tip 3/3Literary Use
In literature, 'monte' can symbolize obstacles or aspirations.
'She looked up at the mighty monte, representing her goals.'
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