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mount
/maʊnt/
verb
Bir şeye binmek veya tırmanmak
To climb up or ascend something, especially a horse, bicycle, or elevated surface.
- She mounted her horse and rode away.
- The cyclist mounted his bike and pedaled down the street.
- We mounted the stairs to the second floor.
- Researchers must mount several expeditions to remote glaciers before they can gather sufficient data on ice retreat patterns.
- As political tensions mount across the region, diplomatic efforts have intensified to prevent further escalation of the conflict.
- The museum decided to mount an ambitious exhibition featuring artifacts from three different ancient civilizations spanning two millennia.
verb
Bir şey organize etmek veya başlatmak
To organize, prepare, or launch something such as a campaign, attack, or exhibition.
- The museum is mounting an exhibition of modern art.
- The army mounted an offensive against the enemy.
- They mounted a campaign to raise awareness.
verb
Artmak veya yükselmek
To increase or grow in amount, level, or intensity.
- Tension is mounting between the two countries.
- His debts continued to mount throughout the year.
- Pressure mounted on the government to act.
verb
Bir şeyi sabitlemek veya monte etmek
To fix or attach something in position for display, use, or support.
- He mounted the TV on the wall.
- The photograph was mounted in a gold frame.
- They mounted the engine on the chassis.
noun
Binek hayvanı
A horse or other animal used for riding.
- The knight chose his finest mount for the tournament.
- She patted her mount affectionately before the race.
noun
Bir destek veya çerçeve
A support, frame, or backing on which something is fixed for display or use.
- The lens requires a special mount for this camera.
- The painting came with an elegant mount.
nounformal or in place names
Bir dağ veya tepe
A mountain or hill, often used in names.
- Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.
- We hiked to the top of Mount Washington.