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[/maunt; maʊnt/] n (arch, except in place names, usu written Mt 古词, 但仍可用於地名, 通常略作Mt) mountain; hill 山; 峰:
Mt Etna, Everest, etc 埃特纳火山、 埃佛勒斯峰（即珠穆朗玛峰） *
the Mount of Olives 橄榄 山 *
St Michael's Mount 圣迈克尔山. mount 2
[/maunt; maʊnt/] v用法:
1 [I, Ipr, Tn] ~ (to sth) go up; ascend 登上:
The climbers mounted higher and higher. 攀登者越爬越高. *
a staircase that mounts to the top of a building 通往楼顶的楼梯 *
A blush mounted to the child's face, ie The blood spread to the child's cheeks. 孩子的双颊泛出红晕. *
mount the stairs 上楼梯. 用法:
2 [I, Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb (on sth) get onto or put (sb) onto a horse, etc for riding; provide (sb) with a horse for riding 骑上马; 使（某人）骑上马; 为（某人）备马:
He quickly mounted (his horse) and rode away. 他迅速上马疾驰而去. *
He mounted the boy on the horse. 他把孩子抱上马. *
The policemen were mounted on (ie rode) black horses. 那些警察骑著黑色的马. 用法:
3 [I, Ipr, Ip] ~ (up) (to sth) increase in amount or intensity （量或强度）增加, 上升:
The death toll mounted (to 100). 死亡人数上升（至100）. *
Concern is mounting over the fate of the lost expedition. 对失踪探险队命运的担心与时俱增. *
bills, debts, expenses, etc that mount up 日益增多的帐单、 债务、 费用等. 用法:
4 [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sth (on/onto/in sth) put sth into place on a support; fix sth in position for use, display or study 将某物置於架上; 将某物固定住（以备使用、 展示或研究）:
mount a collection of stamps onto card/in an album 把搜集的邮票安放到卡片纸上[集邮册中] *
mount specimens on slides 把标本固定到载片上 *
a brooch of diamonds mounted in silver镶於银托上的钻石胸针. 用法:
5 [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sth (in sth) set sth up; organize sth; begin sth 发起; 组织或开始某事:
mount an exhibition, a production, a display, etc 举办展览、 开始生产、 筹备陈列 *
mount a protest, a demonstration, an attack, an offensive, etc 发起抗议、 示威、 攻击、 攻势等 *
The pop concert was mounted in a sports stadium. 流行歌曲演唱会是在体育场举行的. 用法:
6 [Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb (on/around sth) place sb on guard 派某人站岗:
mount sentries on a wall, round a palace, etc?i 在墙上、 宫殿周围等设置警卫. 用法:
7 [I, Tn] (esp of large male animals, eg bulls) get up on (a female) in order to copulate （尤指大型雄性动物, 如公牛）趴到（雌性动物）身上交配. 用法:
8 (idm 习语) mount guard (at/over sb/sth) act as a guard or sentinel 作警卫; 站岗:
soldiers mounting guard at/over the palace 在宫殿作警卫的士兵. mount the `throne become king, queen, etc 即王位. mount 3
n thing on which a person or thing is mounted (eg a card for a picture, a glass slide for a specimen, a horse for riding, etc) 承载物（如镜框的衬纸板、 标本载片、 乘坐的马等）. |