No. 3,047 in French
monté
"Monté" means "mounted" or "gone up."
In a sentence
Il est monté sur le toit pour réparer les tuiles.
He climbed onto the roof to fix the tiles.
Here, 'monté' is used as the past participle of 'monter', indicating that the subject ascended a physical structure, which is the roof.
L'ascenseur est monté au dernier étage, offrant une vue splendide.
The elevator went up to the top floor, offering a splendid view.
In this sentence, 'monté' is used to describe the upward movement or action of the elevator.
La pression est montée rapidement à cause des changements soudains de température.
The pressure rose quickly due to the sudden temperature changes.
Here, 'monté' represents an increase or elevation in a non-physical context, referring to the pressure.
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