Examples of using "Monte" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Hop in.
- Go upstairs.
- Hop in.
- Get on!
The water is rising.
Hop in.
The elevator is coming up.
goes up 172 steps.
The first one goes up.
Climb to the top.
The tide is coming in.
- Get on the horse.
- Get on your horse.
The pressure is building.
Go up these stairs.
Get on the cat.
Go up the stairs.
Turn the volume up.
The price is going up.
Ride carefully.
Hurry up and climb inside.
Get your ass in there.
So I get up on stage,
But just get on you
Get yourself astride the balance beam.
The tide is rising fast.
Stand on the scale.
Somebody's coming up the stairs.
The elevator is moving up and down.
Get on your bike.
Get on the bus.
I ride a horse.
Get in the van.
Get in the car.
Get in the boat.
Figure up how much it amounts to.
Okay, the tide is really coming in fast now.
This up and down the water.
And it always goes up high.
She is getting up a new play.
What goes up must come down.
Get in the back seat.
Get in the car immediately.
Get in the car now.
- The lift goes up to the top floor.
- The lift's going up to the top floor.
Is it flat, is it going up?
- Get upstairs.
- Go upstairs.
tensions rise, trust evaporates,
"The higher I come, the shakier it gets.
mainstream rises to mainstream news media
After all, it's not going uphill.
It's always going uphill. Are we stupid?
A balloon is ascending into the sky.
Go up the stairs.
Get on the cat.
Get on the horse.
I don't assemble their computers.
I'm feeling stressed.
The price is rising.
How much does my debt amount to?
Get on your horse.
Go up these stairs.
The sea level is rising.
Figure up how much it amounts to.
Figure up how much it amounts to.
Get in. I'll drive you somewhere.
as the soul rises to the sky
der Monte Kali im Osten bei Heringen.
Den Monte Kali gab es noch nicht.
How much is the rent per month?
His debts amount to 100,000 yen.
Are you reading "The Count of Monte Cristo"?
Get your ass in there.
Tensions are growing between the two countries.
She rides a fixed gear bike.
Come aboard.
- Sit down.
- Take a seat.