Definition of full monty in English:

full monty

noun ˈmɒntiˈmɑn(t)i

the full montyBritish informal

1The full amount expected, desired, or possible.
when conducting a funeral he wears the full monty: frock coat, top hat and a Victorian cane
Example sentencesExamples
- I was going for the really basic medical check, rather than the full monty, mainly as it was the cheapest option.
- He wants the full monty - and he'd even pay for it.
- Norway's sprinting squad has gone the full monty for charity.
- Next day, I couldn't resist the pull of roast beef and Yorkshire pudding and cooked up the full monty.
- On another wall an assortment of breakfasts from the full monty to the modest vegetarian was advertised.
- The meal was the full monty ending up with cheese and a port of which I had several glasses.
- I'm not certain whether shareholders can expect the full monty through their letterboxes, but they might think about clearing a space just in case.
- It had hairpin bends and was in the blaze of the midday sun - the full monty as far as mountains go.
- I think I'll treat her to the full monty at the car wash tomorrow.
- For the full monty, you'd have to look at how the Consumer Credit Act (and subsequent regulations) says it has to be done.
Synonyms
everything, the full treatment
1. 1.1 A striptease performance involving full nudity, especially by a man.
  the famous final scene where the characters do the full monty and strip naked

Origin

1970s: of uncertain origin. Among various (unsubstantiated) theories, one cites the phrase the full Montague Burton, apparently meaning ‘a complete three-piece suit’ (from the name of a tailor of made-to-measure clothing in the early 20th century); another recounts the possibility of a military usage, the full monty being ‘the full cooked English breakfast’ insisted upon by Field Marshal Montgomery.

Definition of full monty in US English:

full monty

nounˈmän(t)ēˈmɑn(t)i

the full montyBritish informal

1The full amount expected, desired, or possible.
when conducting a funeral he wears the full monty: frock coat, top hat and a Victorian cane
Example sentencesExamples
- Next day, I couldn't resist the pull of roast beef and Yorkshire pudding and cooked up the full monty.
- On another wall an assortment of breakfasts from the full monty to the modest vegetarian was advertised.
- The meal was the full monty ending up with cheese and a port of which I had several glasses.
- Norway's sprinting squad has gone the full monty for charity.
- It had hairpin bends and was in the blaze of the midday sun - the full monty as far as mountains go.
- For the full monty, you'd have to look at how the Consumer Credit Act (and subsequent regulations) says it has to be done.
- I was going for the really basic medical check, rather than the full monty, mainly as it was the cheapest option.
- I think I'll treat her to the full monty at the car wash tomorrow.
- I'm not certain whether shareholders can expect the full monty through their letterboxes, but they might think about clearing a space just in case.
- He wants the full monty - and he'd even pay for it.
Synonyms
everything, the full treatment
1. 1.1 A striptease performance involving full nudity, especially by a man.
  the famous final scene where the characters do the full monty and strip naked

词汇	full monty
释义	Definition of full monty in English: full monty noun ˈmɒntiˈmɑn(t)i the full montyBritish informal 1The full amount expected, desired, or possible. when conducting a funeral he wears the full monty: frock coat, top hat and a Victorian cane Example sentencesExamples I was going for the really basic medical check, rather than the full monty, mainly as it was the cheapest option. He wants the full monty - and he'd even pay for it. Norway's sprinting squad has gone the full monty for charity. Next day, I couldn't resist the pull of roast beef and Yorkshire pudding and cooked up the full monty. On another wall an assortment of breakfasts from the full monty to the modest vegetarian was advertised. The meal was the full monty ending up with cheese and a port of which I had several glasses. I'm not certain whether shareholders can expect the full monty through their letterboxes, but they might think about clearing a space just in case. It had hairpin bends and was in the blaze of the midday sun - the full monty as far as mountains go. I think I'll treat her to the full monty at the car wash tomorrow. For the full monty, you'd have to look at how the Consumer Credit Act (and subsequent regulations) says it has to be done. Synonyms everything, the full treatment 1.1 A striptease performance involving full nudity, especially by a man. the famous final scene where the characters do the full monty and strip naked Origin 1970s: of uncertain origin. Among various (unsubstantiated) theories, one cites the phrase the full Montague Burton, apparently meaning ‘a complete three-piece suit’ (from the name of a tailor of made-to-measure clothing in the early 20th century); another recounts the possibility of a military usage, the full monty being ‘the full cooked English breakfast’ insisted upon by Field Marshal Montgomery. Definition of full monty in US English: full monty nounˈmän(t)ēˈmɑn(t)i the full montyBritish informal 1The full amount expected, desired, or possible. when conducting a funeral he wears the full monty: frock coat, top hat and a Victorian cane Example sentencesExamples Next day, I couldn't resist the pull of roast beef and Yorkshire pudding and cooked up the full monty. On another wall an assortment of breakfasts from the full monty to the modest vegetarian was advertised. The meal was the full monty ending up with cheese and a port of which I had several glasses. Norway's sprinting squad has gone the full monty for charity. It had hairpin bends and was in the blaze of the midday sun - the full monty as far as mountains go. For the full monty, you'd have to look at how the Consumer Credit Act (and subsequent regulations) says it has to be done. I was going for the really basic medical check, rather than the full monty, mainly as it was the cheapest option. I think I'll treat her to the full monty at the car wash tomorrow. I'm not certain whether shareholders can expect the full monty through their letterboxes, but they might think about clearing a space just in case. He wants the full monty - and he'd even pay for it. Synonyms everything, the full treatment 1.1 A striptease performance involving full nudity, especially by a man. the famous final scene where the characters do the full monty and strip naked Origin 1970s: of uncertain origin. Among various (unsubstantiated) theories, one cites the phrase the full Montague Burton, apparently meaning ‘a complete three-piece suit’ (from the name of a tailor of made-to-measure clothing in the early 20th century); another recounts the possibility of a military usage, the full monty being ‘the full cooked English breakfast’ insisted upon by Field Marshal Montgomery.
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