mount

UK
/maʊnt/
US
/maʊnt/

Translations

mountnoun
mounts
pl
UK
/maʊnt/
US
/maʊnt/
The mount was covered in snow during the winter months.
La montagne était couverte de neige pendant les mois d'hiver.
The photograph was placed on a wooden mount for display.
La photographie a été placée sur un support en bois pour l'exposition.
The knight chose his strongest mount for the tournament.
Le chevalier a choisi sa monture la plus robuste pour le tournoi.
Additional translations
montregistre géographique ou littéraire
fixationtechnique
monturetechnique
mountverb
mounted
Past Simple
mounted
Past Participle
mounting
Gerund
UK
/maʊnt/
US
/maʊnt/
montersur un cheval, une échelle, un véhicule ou un objet
He mounted the ladder quickly.
Il est monté rapidement sur l'échelle.
monterune campagne, une opération ou un événement
They mounted a campaign to raise awareness about climate change.
Ils ont monté une campagne pour sensibiliser au changement climatique.
Tensions began to mount as the deadline approached.
Les tensions ont commencé à monter à l'approche de la date limite.
He mounted the painting on the wall.
Il a fixé le tableau au mur.
monterinformatique
You need root privileges to mount the external hard drive.
Vous avez besoin des privilèges root pour monter le disque dur externe.
Additional translations
enfourcherpour un cheval ou un vélo
lancerune campagne, une opération ou un événement
s'intensifierd'une tension, d'une pression ou d'un conflit
accrocherpour un tableau, une affiche ou un objet similaire
installerpour du matériel ou un dispositif
mountadjective
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., “mount point”, “mount command”); treated as an adjective per the project rules.
de montageinformatique, attributif
The mount point directory is empty.
Le répertoire du point de montage est vide.

Definitions

mountnoun
A high hill or mountain.
The mount was covered in snow during the winter months.
A support or backing for something, such as a picture or a piece of equipment.
The photograph was placed on a wooden mount for display.
A horse or other animal that is ridden.
The knight chose his strongest mount for the tournament.
mountverb
To climb up onto something.
She mounted the horse with ease.
To organize and initiate an event or campaign.
They mounted a campaign to raise awareness about climate change.
To increase or grow in intensity.
Tensions began to mount as the deadline approached.
To fix or place something securely in position.
He mounted the painting on the wall.
(computing) To make a storage device or file system accessible to the operating system.
You need root privileges to mount the external hard drive.
mountadjective
Attributive: relating to a mount, mounting, or the action of mounting.
Be sure to check the mount point directory before unmounting the drive.