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to mount
01
monter, enfourcher
to get onto and assume control of an animal, such as a horse
Transitive: to mount an animal
Exemples
As part of the riding lesson, the instructor demonstrated how to mount the horse safely.
Dans le cadre de la leçon d'équitation, l'instructeur a démontré comment monter sur le cheval en toute sécurité.
02
monter, gravir
to ascend or climb onto a higher position or surface
Transitive: to mount a sloping surface
Exemples
The determined climber used specialized equipment to mount the steep cliff.
L'alpiniste déterminé a utilisé un équipement spécialisé pour gravir la falaise abrupte.
03
lancer, organiser
to initiate, prepare, or organize a plan, project, or event
Transitive: to mount an activity
Exemples
As election day approached, the campaign team prepared to mount an extensive marketing effort.
Alors que le jour des élections approchait, l'équipe de campagne se préparait à lancer un effort marketing approfondi.
04
monter
to gradually rise or increase
Intransitive
Exemples
With each passing day, excitement started to mount as the anticipated event drew closer.
Avec chaque jour qui passait, l'excitation commençait à monter à mesure que l'événement attendu se rapprochait.
05
fixer, monter
to secure, attach, or affix an item onto a surface or framework
Transitive: to mount sth on a surface or framework | to mount sth in sth
Exemples
He decided to mount the television on the wall to save floor space in the living room.
Il a décidé de monter la télévision au mur pour gagner de la place au sol dans le salon.
06
monter, s'accoupler
(of animals) to assume a position on top of another animal for copulation or mating purposes
Transitive: to mount a female animal
Exemples
The stallion approached the mare, intending to mount her for the purpose of breeding.
L'étalon s'approcha de la jument, avec l'intention de la monter dans le but de la reproduction.
07
monter, organiser
to organize, stage, or present a play, exhibition, or other artistic event for an audience
Transitive: to mount an artistic event
Exemples
The art gallery curator aimed to mount an avant-garde exhibition featuring contemporary artists.
Le conservateur de la galerie d'art visait à monter une exposition avant-gardiste mettant en vedette des artistes contemporains.
Mount
01
a light horse kept primarily for riding
02
a landform higher than a hill that rises prominently above its surroundings
03
the action of climbing or ascending something
04
a backing added to strengthen or support something
05
a metal setting that holds a gem in place, as in jewelry
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dismount
mounted
mounter
mount
