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Derivatives : n mounter ; adj mountable

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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary

mount [maunt]

1. vt. [+attack] [ campaign] (organize) 发起
2. vt. [+exhibition] [ display] 举办
3. vt. [+jewel] [ picture] (fix) 安放
4. vt. [+horse] [ cycle] (get onto) 骑上
5. vt. [+staircase] [ platform] (climb) 登上
6. vi. [tension] [ problems+] (increase) 加剧
7. vi. (pile up) 增加
8. vi. (get onto horse or cycle) 骑
9. noun Mount Rushmore (mountain) (in names) 拉什莫尔山
10. noun [c] [frm] (horse) 坐骑
11. noun [c] (for picture，photograph etc) 框

the car mounted the pavement

汽车轧上人行道

mounting debts/bills

成堆的债务/账单

Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary

mount [maʊnt]

1. vt. 安装，安放，设置

The rear seat is also mounted further back on different mountings.

后座也是置于后面不同零件的支架上。

They mounted the aerator on a floating.

他们给一个漂浮物安上鼓风机。
2. vi. 上升，增加

Standing on the sheltered side of the school, teacup in hand, she watched with mounting excitement.

她手里拿着茶杯站在学校庇荫处，一副看得很兴奋的样子。
3. vt. 将……置于架上，把……固定住

He had the fish stuffed and mounted it over his fireplace.

他塞满了这条鱼后就把它固定到了火炉的支架上。

Mount slides for macroscopic analysis.

装上承物玻璃片，准备进行显微分析。
4. vt. 发起，发动，开展

I'm afraid there's been some sort of coup mounted.

恐怕有些政变活动正在发起。

The team mounted an amazing recovery after being down at the half.

在前半场一直落后的情况下，这支队上演了一次漂亮的反击。
5. verb 骑上

Sara mounted her bicycle and rode back to the cottage.

莎拉骑上自行车回到了小屋。
6. verb 登，爬

The pressure to get married is beginning to mount on his daughter.

他女儿到了该结婚的年龄了。
7. vt. 为……进行准备或配备

The government mounted an army before the war.

战前，政府准备了一支军队。
8. vt. 交媾，交配

I mounted my wife last night.

我昨晚和妻子做爱了。
9. vt. 使……骑上马，为……备马

He prepared to mount his horse.

他准备骑自己的马。
10. vt. [Military] 设置（岗哨）
11. n.[c] 乘用马

Darling, please select a good mount for me.

亲爱的，请帮我挑选一匹好马。

He is to take our swiftest horse as well as a fresh mount.

他把我们的千里马和普通马一样对待。
12. n.[c] 攀登，爬

They would attempt the mount of Everest in the morning.

他们将在早上尝试攀爬珠穆朗玛峰。
13. n.[c] 山，山岳，山峰

He quickly climbed up the mount in the poor weather.

他在恶劣的天气下很快就爬上了这座山丘。
14. n.[c] 支架，底座

The diamond was in a plain gold mount.

那颗钻石镶嵌在纯金底座上。
15. n.[c] 支撑物，衬垫物

The torch can also stand free, resting on a hinged mount.

火把也可以任意的搁在铰链架上。

Collins English-English Dictionary

mount [maυnt]

1. vb to go up (a hill, stairs, etc); climb
2. vb to get up on (a horse, a platform, etc)
3. vi. [intr; often foll by up] io increase; accumulate

excitement mounted
4. vt. [tr] to fix onto a backing, setting, or support

to mount a photograph

to mount a slide
5. vt. [tr] to provide with a horse for riding, or to place on a horse
6. vt. (of male animals) to climb onto (a female animal) for copulation
7. vt. [tr] to prepare (a play, musical comedy, etc) for production
8. vt. [tr] to plan and organize (a compaign, an exhibition, etc)
9. vt. [tr] [Military] to prepare or launch (an operation)

the Allies mounted an offensive
10. vt. [tr] to prepare (a skeleton, dead animal, etc) for exhibition as a specimen
11. vt. [tr] to place or carry (weapons) in such a position that they can be fired
12. vt. See guard
13. n a backing, setting, or support onto which something is fixed
14. n the act or manner of mounting
15. n a horse for riding
16. n a slide used in microscopy
17. n [philately] a small transparent pocket in an album for a postage stamp
18. n another word for hinge
19. n [Etymology] C16: from Old French munter, from Vulgar Latin montare (unattested) from Latin mons mount²

mount [maυnt]

1. n a mountain or hill: used in literature and (when cap.) in proper names

Mount Everest
2. n (in palmistry) any of the seven cushions of flesh on the palm of the hand
3. n [Etymology] Old English munt, from Latin mons mountain, but influenced in Middle English by Old French mont