mount — to climb up or get on top of something
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to climb up or get on top of something
Pronunciation (IPA): /maʊnt/
Korean meaning: 오르다, 올라타다
Korean pronunciation: **마**운트
Example Sentences
- My dog tried to mount the couch but was too short.
- The protesters mounted a peaceful demonstration.
- She mounted the bicycle and immediately fell off.
mount
VERB//maʊnt//
to climb up or get on top of something
A mount adventurer climbs steep rocky peaks toward the summit
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To mount the peak, each count compounds the fount of achievement, multiplying in amount.
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Origin
From Old French 'monter' meaning 'to go up,' derived from Late Latin 'montare' based on 'mons' meaning 'mountain.' The word entered English through Norman French after 1066.
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“My dog tried to mount the couch but was too short.”
“The protesters mounted a peaceful demonstration.”
“She mounted the bicycle and immediately fell off.”
“The evidence continues to mount against the suspect.”
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