Mount

/mˈa‍ʊnt/

/ˈmaʊnt/

Definicja i Znaczenie "mount"

to mount

CZASOWNIK

wsiąść, dosiadać

to get onto and assume control of an animal, such as a horse

Transitive: to mount an animal

Example

The police officer swiftly mounted the patrol horse, patrolling the city streets during a local event.

The cowboy expertly mounted his trusty steed, setting out for a day of cattle herding on the ranch.

The experienced equestrian mounted the horse with ease, ready for a leisurely ride.

wspinać się, wsiadać

to ascend or climb onto a higher position or surface

Transitive: to mount a sloping surface

Example

The rock climber skillfully used handholds and footholds to mount the challenging ascent.

The determined climber used specialized equipment to mount the steep cliff.

The explorers reached the summit and began to mount the rocky outcrop for a panoramic view.

zorganizować, przygotować

to initiate, prepare, or organize a plan, project, or event

Transitive: to mount an activity

Example

The tech company decided to mount a new software release.

In response to the crisis, the government decided to mount an emergency relief effort.

The project manager worked tirelessly to mount the new marketing campaign.

wzrastać, rosnąć

to gradually rise or increase

Intransitive

Example

With persistent efforts, the company saw its profits gradually mount over the fiscal year.

The evidence against the suspect continued to mount, making a compelling case for the prosecution.

As tensions escalated, fears of a conflict began to mount in the international community.

montować, przymocować

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

Example

To enhance visibility, the cyclist mounted a powerful headlight on the front of the bicycle.

The artist prepared to mount her latest painting on a sturdy canvas for exhibition.

The curator worked to mount the rare artifact in a protective display case for museum visitors.

wsiadać, kopulować

(of animals) to assume a position on top of another animal for copulation or mating purposes

Transitive: to mount a female animal

Example

During mating season, the male deer will mount the female as part of their courtship ritual.

Birdwatchers observed as the male bird prepared to mount the female on a nearby branch.

In the wild, male lions often mount the females during the mating cycle.

wystawić, zaprezentować

to organize, stage, or present a play, exhibition, or other artistic event for an audience

Transitive: to mount an artistic event

Example

The theater company decided to mount a classic Shakespearean play for the upcoming season.

In the community center, volunteers joined forces to mount a play that highlighted local talent.

The opera company aimed to mount a grand production of a classic opera.

Mount

RZECZOWNIK

koń do jazdy, siodłowy koń

a horse that is specifically used for riding and is usually light in weight

What is a "mount"?

A mount refers to a horse that a rider has chosen to ride or has been assigned to ride. A mount can vary in size, breed, and temperament, and the rider must choose a suitable mount for the activity or purpose. A good mount is one that is well-trained, responsive to the rider's cues, and comfortable to ride for long periods. The mount should have the appropriate gait for the task at hand, whether it is a smooth trot for a leisurely ride or a brisk canter for a race or competition. The rider's safety and success often depend on the quality of their mount, making it important to choose a suitable horse for the occasion.

góra, szczyt

a land mass that projects well above its surroundings; higher than a hill