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noun
(in P2P networks) a program that monitors (and adjusts) activity of a P2P program  (see also: モニター; computer terminology; colloquialism)
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モ ニ タ ー 1 モ ニ タ ー 0
noun
1. (computer) monitor  (computer terminology)
2. consumer who comments on products, television programs, etc. (programmes)
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noun
multi-monitor; multi-display  (see also: マルチディスプレイ; computer terminology)
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モ ニ ュ メ ン ト 1
noun
monument
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noun
in-ear monitor; IEM  (see also: イヤーモニター; abbreviation)
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いし
医師
は
かんじゃ
患者
の
しんぞう
心臓
の
こどう
鼓動
と
けつあつ
血圧
をモニターで
かんし
監視
した。
The doctor monitored the patient's heartbeat and blood pressure.
ハーモニカはお
とう
父
さんからのプレゼントですか。
Is the harmonica a present from his father?
その
おんがく
音楽
の
うつく
美
しさはハーモニーにある。
The beauty of the music consists of its harmony.
ぼく
僕
は
こうこう
高校
じだい
時代
、ハーモニカ
ぶ
部
に
はい
入
っていました。
I belonged to the harmonica club in my high school days.
スキーでシャモニーまで
くだ
下
った。
We skied down to Chamonix.
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