month

month
1. noun
(one of the twelve divisions of the year (January, February etc), varying in length between 28 and 31 days.) mes

2. adverb
(once a month: The magazine is published monthly.) mensualmente
month n mes
month
tr[mʌnɵ]
noun
1 mes nombre masculino
I'm going on holiday at the end of the month me voy de vacaciones a final de mes
the baby's 18 months old el bebé tiene 18 meses
she earns £800 a month gana £800 al mes
he got six months for theft lo condenaron a seis meses de cárcel por robo
plural noun months
1 (ages) siglos nombre masculino plural
it took months before I found a flat tardé siglos en encontrar un piso
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
in a month of Sundays desde hace mucho tiempo
I haven't been out in a month of Sundays hace mucho que no salgo de casa
month in, month out mes tras mes
calendar month mes nombre masculino civil
month ['mʌnɵ] n
: mes m
month
n.
mes s.m.
mʌnθ
noun mes m

lunar month — mes lunar

calendar month — mes civil or del calendario

$900 a month — 900 dólares mensuales or por mes or al mes

in a month's time o in a month — dentro de un mes

I haven't seen him for o in months — hace meses que no lo veo

never in a month of Sundays — ni por casualidad

[mʌnθ]
N mes m

in the month of May — en el mes de mayo

a deposit of two months' rent — un depósito equivalente a dos meses de alquiler

a month's unlimited rail travel — uso ilimitado del tren por el periodo de un mes

an eight-month-old baby — un bebé de ocho meses

three times a month — tres veces al mes

30 dollars a month — 30 dólares al mes, 30 dólares mensuales

at the beginning of the month — a principios de mes

I get paid by the month — me pagan mensualmente

what or which day of the month is it? — ¿a cuántos estamos?

at the end of the month — a fin or finales de mes

every month — todos los meses

she was here for a month — estuvo aquí un mes

it went on for months — duró meses y meses

I was able to walk for the first time in months — por primera vez después de meses pude andar

I'm off to Mexico in a month's time or in a month — me voy a México dentro de un mes

last month — el mes pasado

a month later — al mes, un mes más tarde

next month — el mes que viene

six months pregnant — embarazada de seis meses

in recent months — en los últimos meses

this month — este mes

it's that time of the month * — tiene/tengo la regla

calendar 2., lunar 2.
* * *
[mʌnθ]
noun mes m

lunar month — mes lunar

calendar month — mes civil or del calendario

$900 a month — 900 dólares mensuales or por mes or al mes

in a month's time o in a month — dentro de un mes

I haven't seen him for o in months — hace meses que no lo veo

never in a month of Sundays — ni por casualidad


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