mount
[maʊnt] verb
INCREASE 增加
ADVANCED intransitive
■to gradually increase, rise, or get bigger 增加；增长；上升•The children's excitement is mounting as Christmas gets nearer.随着圣诞临近，孩子都越来越兴奋。
[maʊnt] verb
GET ON 乘上
intransitive or transitive
■to get on a horse, bicycle, etc. in order to ride 骑上（马、脚踏车等）•She mounted her horse and rode off.她骑上马走了。
[maʊnt] verb
GO UP 登上
transitive
■to go up or onto 登上•He mounted the platform and began to speak to the assembled crowd.他登上讲台，开始对集会的群众发表演讲。 •formal Queen Elizabeth II mounted the throne (= became queen) in 1952.女王伊丽莎白二世1952年即位。
[maʊnt] verb
ORGANIZE 组织
transitive
■to organize and begin an activity or event 组织；发动；开展；举行•to mount an attack/campaign/challenge/protest发动进攻／开展运动／提出挑战／发起抗议 •to mount an exhibition/display举办展览
[maʊnt] verb
FIX 固定
transitive
■to fix something on a wall, in a frame etc., so that it can be viewed or used 安放，安装；镶嵌；裱贴•The children's work has been mounted on cards and put up on the walls of the classroom.孩子的作品都装裱在卡片上，张贴在教室的墙上。 •The CCTV camera is mounted above the main door.闭路电视的摄像机安装在大门的上方。
[maʊnt] verb
GUARD 警卫
transitive
■to place someone on guard 设置（岗哨）；担任（警卫）•Sentries are mounted outside the palace at all times.宫殿外一直有哨兵站岗。 mount guard (on/over sb)
■to guard someone 守护，保卫（某人）•Armed security officers are employed to mount guard over the president.雇用了武装保安人员来保护总统。
[maʊnt] verb
Phrasal Verbs mount up
■to gradually become a large amount （逐渐）增加，增长•It isn't a good idea to let bills mount up.让帐单越积越多可不是个好办法。
[maʊnt] noun countable
HORSE 马 formal
■a horse 马•an excellent mount for a child供孩子骑的好马
[maʊnt] noun countable
FOR A PICTURE ETC. 用以展示图画等物的
■something, such as a piece of card, that you put something on to show it 裱褙•I'm looking for a piece of card I can use as a mount for this picture.我在找一张可以用来装裱这幅画的卡纸。 |