mount是什么意思

详细释义

• 0 to gradually increase, rise, or get bigger -- 增加；增長；上升

  • The children's excitement is mounting as Christmas gets nearer. 隨著聖誕臨近，孩子都越來越興奮。

• 1 to get on a horse, bicycle, etc.. in order to ride -- 騎上（馬、腳踏車等）

  • She mounted her horse and rode off. 她騎上馬走了。

• 2 to go up or onto -- 登上

  • He mounted the platform and began to speak to the assembled crowd. 他登上講台，開始對集會的群眾發表演講。

  • formal Queen Elizabeth II mounted the throne (= became queen) in 1952. 女王伊麗莎白二世1952年即位。

• 3 to organize and begin an activity or event -- 組織；發動；開展；舉行

  • to mount an attack/campaign/challenge/protest 發動進攻／開展運動／提出挑戰／發起抗議

  • to mount an exhibition/display 舉辦展覽

• 4 to fix something to a wall, in a frame, etc., so that it can be looked at or used -- 安放，安裝；鑲嵌；裱貼

  • The children's work has been mounted on coloured paper and put up on the walls of the classroom. 孩子們的作品都裝裱在彩紙上，張貼在教室的牆上。

  • The surveillance camera is mounted above the main door. 閉路電視的攝像機安裝在大門的上方。

• 5 to place someone on guard -- 設置（崗哨）；擔任（警衛）

  • Sentries are mounted outside the palace at all times. 宮殿外一直有哨兵站崗。

  • Armed security officers are employed to mount guard over the president. 僱用武裝保安人員來保護總統。

• 6 a horse -- 馬

  • an excellent mount for a child 供孩子騎的好馬

• 7 something, such as a piece of card, that you put something on to show it -- 底板，托板；裝幀，襯托紙，框

  • A black mount for this picture would look good. 這幅畫裝在黑色底板上會很好看。

• 8 used as part of the name of a mountain -- （用於山名前）山，峰

  • Mount Everest 聖母峰

  • Mount Hood 胡德山