on monte

we go up / we put up

→ on
phrase Uncommon #18,541
we go up / we put up With on, this can mean “we” in casual speech. Used for literally going up, or for putting up/installing something.
FR: On monte les valises dans la chambre.
EN: We're taking the suitcases up to the room.

On monte s'habiller, hein?

Let's go upstairs and get dressed, okay?

— Bugonia (2025)

À ce moment, si on monte dans le ciel, on découvre Laputa!

At that moment, if we go up into the sky, we discover Laputa!

— Le Château dans le ciel (1986)

On monte les escaliers.

We’re going up the stairs.

— Monsieur Hire (1989)

Quand on monte l'échelle, on trouve le 'soldat '.

When you climb the ladder, you find the 'soldier'.

On monte ensemble, formidable!

We go up together, great!

— La Nuit américaine (1973)

On monte.

We're going up.

— The Dead Don't Die (2019)

Plus on monte, plus on a dû mal à se situer.

The higher we climb, the harder it is to find our bearings.

— The Garden of Sinners, film 5 : Spirale contradictoire (2008)

On monte, d'accord?

We're going up, okay?

— Le Loup de Wall Street (2013)

On monte ou on descend?

Are we going up or down?

On monte et je te les montre.

Let's go up and I'll show them to you.

— Les Lundis au soleil (2002)

Allez chéri, on monte.

Come on, honey, let's go upstairs.

— Parasite (2019)

On monte!

Let's go!

— Sacrifices of War (2011)

On monte, les gars!

We're heading up, guys!

— La Cité des hommes (2007)

On monte pas sur le bateau?

Aren't we getting on the boat?

— Même la pluie (2011)

On monte les décorations de Noël.

We put up the Christmas decorations.

On monte?

Shall we go up?

— La Famille Tenenbaum (2001)

On monte, on monte!

We're going up, we're going up!

— Insaisissables 2 (2016)

Plus on monte haut, plus l'air se refroidit.

The higher we go, the colder the air gets.