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dismounting

/dɪsˈmaʊntɪŋ/

Translations

dismountingnoun

dismountings

descenteEn équitation et pour les véhicules légers, action de descendre d’une monture ou d’un support.

After a long ride, her dismounting from the horse was graceful and smooth.

Après une longue promenade, sa descente du cheval était gracieuse et fluide.

Synonyms

dismountinggerund / present participle

/dɪsˈmaʊntɪŋ/

descenteEmploi adjectival dans un contexte technique ou procédural, notamment avec phase.

Special care must be taken during the dismounting phase of the operation.

Une attention particulière doit être portée pendant la phase de descente de l’opération.

Synonyms

coming down

climbing down

getting off

dismountverb

dismounting

Gerund

dismounted

Past Simple

dismounted

Past Participle

dismounting

Gerund

/dɪsˈmaʊnt/

démonterSens technique : retirer d’un support ou d’un emplacement.

The technician dismounted the old sign from the wall to replace it with a new one.

Le technicien a démonté l’ancien panneau du mur pour le remplacer par un nouveau.

descendre de

She dismounted from her bicycle and walked it across the busy street.

Elle est descendue de son vélo et l’a poussé de l’autre côté de la rue très fréquentée.

Additional translations

désarçonnerSens militaire ou équestre : faire tomber de sa monture.

Synonyms

get off

Antonyms

Definitions

dismountingnoun

The act of getting off or down from something, such as a horse or bicycle.

After a long ride, her dismounting from the horse was graceful and smooth.

dismountinggerund / present participle

Taking place while someone or something is getting off or down from a mount or support.

Special care must be taken during the dismounting phase of the operation.

dismountverb

To get off or alight from a horse, bicycle, or other form of transport.

She dismounted from her bicycle and walked it across the busy street.

To remove something from its support or setting.

The technician dismounted the old sign from the wall to replace it with a new one.

To cause someone to fall or be removed from a horse, bicycle, or other mount.

The sudden bump dismounted the rider from his horse.