0 to arrange a series of organized activities that will achieve a particular result -- bir kampanyayı/mücadeleyi/protestoyu başlatmak/harekete geçirmek
2 to fix an object onto something -- tutturmak, koymak, yerleştirmek, monte etmek
3 to go up something -- çıkmak, tırmanmak
to mount the stairs
4 to get on a horse or bicycle -- ata/bisiklete binmek
5 used in the names of mountains -- dağ; ...dağı
Mount Everest
The wire array geometry was identical to that of the small-radius array, except 24 wires were mounted at a radius of only 5 mm.
He then lifted him onto his own mount and took him to an inn and looked after him.
At times the camera was mounted on moving surfaces, such as trains, trams, ships, or even the subway.
Over the past two decades, evidence supporting a continuum between oral and written language impairments has continued to mount.
In the design of shadow system, an ultra-precision rotary optical encoder is mated with ultra-precision bearings mounted at the revolute joint pair.
This developing sense of self increasingly helps the child to mount an organized response to stimuli, especially challenging stimuli.
The specimen is rather damaged and as one wing was badly broken it was removed and mounted for pinning below the insect.
Instead, movements must mount their challenges in particular conflictive environments structured by existing social relations, usually unfavourable to their cause.
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crecer, se usa delante de nombres de montañas: monte, aumentar…
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