momento

[muh-men-toh, moh-]

noun

plural

momentos, momentoes 

1. memento.

Spelling Note

See memento.

Example Sentences

Sasaki puede señalar el momento en el que comenzó su camino hacia la gloria de la postemporada.

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Jorge Cardenas of the sierreño group Los Del Momento considers it the most “utilitarian” of all the música Mexicana instruments; it can be used in corridos, mariachi and norteño without the need for electric amplification.

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Es un momento de care también.

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Por ejemplo, la ciudad compró y distribuyó el medicamento antiparasitario ivermectina, a pesar de que no estar aprobado para tratar la COVID-19 en ese momento, y estudios posteriores han concluido que fue ineficaz.

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Momento actor Guy Pearce had also been a "massive champion" of his work.

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When To Use

What does momento mean?

A momento is a reminder of something, especially a past event or time. It most often refers to a keepsake or a souvenir.Momento is an alternate spelling of memento. It is sometimes considered a misspelling, but it is commonly used enough to be considered a variant. A momento can also refer to a warning. It is sometimes seen in the Latin phrase memento mori, but in this case it should be spelled memento, since it uses the Latin spelling.Example: These traditional masks are momentos of our trip to Guatemala.