mona

a small monkey, especially one that is kept as a pet or used in medical experiments.

mono, mona (femenino)

Collocations pet monkey

• The lab uses monkeys in its experiments.

  El laboratorio utiliza monos en sus experimentos.

a silly or foolish person, especially a young woman.

tonta, idiota (femenino)

Collocations silly girl

• She's such a silly girl.

  Ella es tan tonta.

a simple drawing of the head and shoulders of a person, especially one that is not very good or realistic.

dibujo simplificado de una persona

Collocations sketch

• She drew a quick sketch of her friend.

  Ella hizo un boceto rápido de su amiga.

(in some countries) the number 87, written as a symbol that looks like a monkey.

número 87 (escrito como un símbolo que parece un mono)

Collocations number

• The number 87 is written as a symbol that looks like a monkey.

  El número 87 se escribe como un símbolo que parece un mono.

(in computing) an object that is used to represent a value or data.

objeto en computación

Collocations object

• The program uses objects to represent data.

  El programa utiliza objetos para representar datos.

(in some games) a small object that is used as part of the game, for example in pinball.

objeto en juegos

Collocations game piece

• The game uses small objects as part of the play.

  El juego utiliza pequeños objetos como parte del juego.

(in art) a simple drawing or painting of a person, especially one that is not very good or realistic.

dibujo o pintura simplificado de una persona

Collocations sketch

• She painted a simple portrait of her friend.

  Ella pintó un retrato sencillo de su amiga.

(in some languages) an expression that is used to mean something different from its literal meaning.

expresión idiomática

Collocations idiom

• The phrase 'to pull someone's leg' is an idiom.

  La frase 'tirar del pie de alguien' es un idioma.