mount
verb
noun
maʊnt
verb
1
ORGANIZE
组织
to
plan,
organize,
and
begin
an
event
or
a
course
of
action
准备; 安排; 组织; 开展
T
The
National
Gallery
mounted
an
exhibition
of
Danish
painting.
国家美术馆举办了丹麦画展。
mount
a
campaign/challenge/search
etc
Friends
of
the
Earth
are
mounting
a
campaign
to
monitor
the
illegal
logging
of
trees.
“地球之友”正在发起监督非法伐木的运动。
mount
an
assault/attack
Guerrillas
have
mounted
an
attack
on
the
capital.
游击队员向首都发起了攻击。
2
INCREASE
增加
to
increase
gradually
in
amount
or
degree
渐渐增加，增长
I usually in progressive 一般用进行式
Tension
here
is
mounting
,
as
we
await
the
final
result.
我们等待着最终结果，这里的气氛越来越紧张。
Casualties
on
both
sides
of
the
battle
have
continued
to
mount.
交战双方的伤亡人数继续增加。
3
HORSE/BICYCLE
马/自行车
to
get
on
a
horse
or
bicycle
[正式] 骑上，跨上（马，自行车）;
I,T | formal
He
mounted
his
horse
and
rode
on.
他跨上马前行。
4
GO UP
向上走
to
go
up
a
step
or
stairs
[正式] 走上，爬上，登上
T | formal
He
mounted
the
stairs
and
looked
around
him
slowly.
他登上楼梯，慢慢地环顾四周。
A
car
suddenly
mounted
the
pavement
to
avoid
a
vehicle
coming
in
the
opposite
direction.
有辆汽车为了躲避对面驶来的一辆车突然冲上了人行道。
5
PICTURE
图画
to
fix
a
picture
to
a
larger
piece
of
stiff
paper
so
that
it
looks
more
attractive
裱贴〔图画等〕
T
mount
sth
on/onto
sth
Entries
to
the
photography
competition
should
be
mounted
on
white
paper.
摄影比赛的参赛作品应裱贴在白纸上。
6
SEX
性
if
a
male
animal
mounts
a
female
animal,
he
gets
up
onto
her
back
to
have
sex
[术语] 〔雄性动物〕爬上〔雌性动物的背〕进行交配
T | technical
7
to
gradually
increase
in
amount
〔数量〕逐渐增加，增长
At
£6
a
ticket,
the
cost
quickly
mounts
up.
每张票6英镑，费用一下子就增多了。
noun
8
Mount Mt
used
as
part
of
the
name
of
a
mountain
〔用作山名的一部分〕…山，…峰
Mount
Qomolangma
珠穆朗玛峰
9
a
horse
that
you
ride
on
被乘骑的马，坐骑
formal
10
stiff
paper
that
is
put
behind
or
around
a
picture
so
that
it
looks
more
attractive
衬纸板; 载片; 裱褙
11
a
mountain
[文] 山，山岳
literary