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Definition of mounted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
on horsebackriding on a horse or similar animal
- The mounted knight rode into battle.
2.
supportedequipped with a support or backing
- The mounted photograph was displayed on the wall.
3.
decorationRare decorated with additional ornamentationRare
- The mounted frame had intricate designs.
Expressions with mounted
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attached to a wall for support or display
The wall-mounted TV saves a lot of space.
police officers who ride horses for patrol or ceremonies
The mounted police led the parade and patrolled the park.
fixed or positioned on the front part of something
The tractor has a front-mounted loader for lifting heavy materials.
fixed or placed at the back of something
The car has a rear-mounted camera.
designed to be installed in a standard equipment rack
The server is rack-mounted in the data center.
Origin of mounted
Latin, montare (to mount)
Terms with mounted included in their meaning
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home
fan mounted on the ceiling for air circulation
furniture
chair mounted on rockers or springs, designed for rocking motion
toys
child's toy consisting of a horse mounted on rockers
time
clock mounted on a wall for timekeeping
cutting tool
tool with a heavy bladed head mounted across a handle
automobile
lamp mounted at the rear of a vehicle
lighting
light fixture mounted on a track
vehicle
panel in vehicles with mounted instruments and gauges
maritime
deck on a warship where guns are mounted
construction
crane mounted on a truck or crawler
wheeled
crane mounted on wheels for easy transport
acr: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
the national police service of Canada
military branch
branch of military mounted troops
aviation
aeroplane with front-mounted propeller
military
heavily armored horse-mounted troops used in battle
construction
attachment or object on which something is mounted
woodworking tool
circular saw mounted under a table surface
recreation
portable structure mounted on a truck bed
mechanics
remove something mounted
firearms
having two barrels mounted side by side
optics
telescope mounted on a rifle for sighting
combat
horse trained for mounted combat
army history
mounted troops organized as a fighting formation
medieval tournament
combat between two mounted knights using lances
Examples of mounted in a sentence
Mounted soldiers guarded the entrance. The mounted TV was securely fastened to the wall. Mounted speakers provide better sound quality. The mounted artwork featured gold embellishments. Her mounted collection included jeweled frames.
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- French:monté, fixé, ...
- German:beritten, montiert, ...
- Italian:a cavallo, incorniciato, ...
- Spanish:montado, enmarcado, ...
- Portuguese:montado, suportado, ...
- Chinese:骑马的, 装裱的, ...
- Japanese:騎馬の, 支持された, ...
- Arabic:فارِس, مُثَبَّت, ...
- Hebrew:רָכוּב, מֻרְכָּב, ...
- Russian:верховой, смонтированный, ...
- Ukrainian:верховий, закріплений, ...
- Hindi:घुड़सवार, चढ़ा हुआ, ...
Definition of mount - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
ridingtr./intr. climb onto a horse or bicycletr./intr.
- She mounted her bicycle and rode away.
2.
constructiontr. fix something onto a support or backingtr.
- He carefully mounted the ancient map on a board..
3.
climbingtr./intr. climb up or onto a raised object or surfacetr./intr.
- The cat quickly mounted the fence to escape the dog..
4.
growthintr. increase in amount, size, or intensityintr.
- Tensions in the area continue to mount..
5.
eventstr. organize and initiate an event or campaigntr.
- They plan to mount a festival next summer..
Noun
1.
supportobject used to support another
- The painting was placed on a sturdy mount.
2.
equestrianhorse used for riding
- He chose a strong mount for the journey.
3.
geographyDated natural elevation higher than a hillDated
- Mount Everest is the highest mount in the world.
4.
sportsTECH. position in martial arts where one sits on an opponentTECH.
- He gained the mount position during the match.
5.
scienceTECH. slide for microscopyTECH.
- The specimen was placed on a glass mount.
6.
palmistryTECH. fleshy prominence in palmistryTECH.
- The mount of Venus is prominent on her hand.
Images of mount
object used to support another 
horse used for riding 
natural elevation higher than a hill 
slide for microscopy
Expressions with mount
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increase over time or accumulate gradually
The bills began to mount up quickly.
organize and begin a series of actions
The company decided to mount a campaign to promote their new product.
device that holds a camera securely on another object or surface
He attached the action camera to his helmet using a sturdy camera mount.
organize and carry out a sudden attack or operation
The police will mount a raid on the warehouse tonight.
to organize and begin a challenge
The team decided to mount a challenge against the ruling.
prepare and start an attack
The army decided to mount an attack at dawn.
start or organize a campaign or effort
They mounted a charge to improve school funding.
organize and start a planned attack or campaign
The army decided to mount an offensive at dawn.
stand and watch over something
The soldiers mount guard at the castle entrance.
part that connects a motor to the frame
The mechanic replaced the worn motor mount in the car.
support device that holds equipment or objects securely on a wall
We bought a sturdy wall mount for the new flat-screen television.
connector on a camera body where interchangeable lenses attach securely
The camera's lens mount was damaged, so the lens would not lock.
structure holding engine in place and reducing its vibrations
The engine mount keeps the engine steady and quiet.
directory where another file system is accessed
The USB drive was assigned a new mount point.
component that secures the transmission to the vehicle frame
The mechanic replaced the worn transmission mount to reduce vibrations.
Origin of mount
Latin, mons (mountain)
Examples of mount in a sentence
The rider mounted quickly and galloped off. She mounted the TV on the wall. They mounted the sculpture on a pedestal. She managed to mount the horse with ease. He tried to mount the ladder but slipped. The costs began to mount rapidly.
Excitement mounted as the event approached. The community decided to mount a protest against the new policy. We need to mount a campaign to raise awareness. The camera was fixed on a flexible mount. He crafted a custom mount for the telescope. Her mount was restless during the parade. The knight's mount was adorned with armor. Mount Kilimanjaro is a popular mount for climbers. The mount was covered in snow year-round. She quickly transitioned to mount in the final round. The mount gave him a strategic advantage. The biologist carefully prepared the mount for observation. Each mount was labeled with the specimen's details. She studied the mount of Jupiter for insights. Each mount on the palm has a unique meaning.
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- French:monter, support, ...
- German:aufsteigen, Halterung, ...
- Italian:salire, supporto, ...
- Spanish:montar, montaje, ...
- Portuguese:montar, suporte, ...
- Chinese:骑上, 支架, ...
- Japanese:乗る, 台, ...
- Arabic:ركب, حامِل, ...
- Hebrew:לִרְכּוֹב עַל, מִתְקַן תְּמִיכָה, ...
- Russian:садиться на, крепление, ...
- Ukrainian:сідати, кріплення, ...
- Hindi:चढ़ना, आधार, ...
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