mono Definition
mono Usage Examples
Converse of object
- accept: Service wanting your accept khz mono becomes the next.
- use: You must use mono that is strong enough not to break when you hook the bottom or a rock.
Adjective modifier
- A4: When you select print, the default printer is set to " A4 mono in this room " .
- dual: The rear panel mode switch changes the unit from dual mono to stereo.
- audio: Audio Original English mono - Dolby Digital - sounds great.
- English: Audio Original English mono - Dolby Digital - sounds great.
- original: Audio Original English mono - Dolby Digital - sounds great.
- digital: Audio Italian and English language - Dolby digital mono.
Modifies a noun
- mp3's: Carl Reid ' The Classic Rock Society ' Samples are low quality mono mp3's for easy streaming on slow connections.
- ringtone: If your handset is not compatible with polyphonic ringtones you will automatically receive a mono ringtone.
- soundtrack: Despite the eerie music, the mono soundtrack hardly excites.
- printer: Mono laser printers are cheaper to run than inkjet printers.
- jack: I cut the metal strip that goes from the Pioneer circuit board up to the center of the VHF audio mono jack.
- microphone: The product features 6 mono microphone or line inputs.
Modifying Another Word
only: In terms of audio there is little difference, both releases having only mono English audio.
Noun used with modifier
- quality: Up to 20kHz, high quality mono audio over ISDN.
- language: Audio is presented in the original English language mono soundtrack.
- page: All page options available from half page mono to full color double spread.
- khz: Service wanting your accept khz mono becomes the next.
- lb: It already had someone else's 3/0 hook and a length of 20 lb mono hanging from its mouth.
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