The phrase you provided, "bimba monster e co," refers to "bimba" (Italian for "little girl" or "child"), "monster," and "e co." ("and company" or "and co."). Specifically, "Bimba monster e co." is an Italian phrase often associated with the Disney Pixar film "Monsters & Co." ("Monsters, Inc." in English). In this context, "bimba" refers to Boo, the little girl character in the movie. "Monster e co." refers to the monsters and company, i.e., the characters from the Monsters, Inc. world. The phrase is used to describe the character Boo from the film and related merchandise or costumes in Italian sources, such as the Disney Store or balloon stores in Italy.

So, "bimba monster e co." in Italian means "[bimba monster e co](javascript:void(0))" but referring to the little girl character ("bimba") from the movie Monsters & Co., with "monster e co." indicating the monster company, i.e., the monster characters around her. In summary:

• Bimba = little girl (Boo)
• Monster e co. = monsters and company (characters from Monsters, Inc.)

This phrase is primarily used in Italian to talk about the little girl character Boo from Monsters & Co., as well as related costumes or toys. The phrase itself is not standard Italian beyond this cultural/movie-related context.