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remount

UK
/rɪˈmaʊnt/
US
/riˈmaʊnt/

Translations

remountverb
remounted
Past Simple
remounted
Past Participle
remounting
Gerund
UK
/ˌriːˈmaʊnt/
US
/ˌriˈmaʊnt/
After the horse threw him off, he decided to remount.
После того как лошадь сбросила его, он решил пересесть.
The technician had to remount the equipment after the initial setup failed.
Технику пришлось перемонтировать оборудование после неудачной первоначальной установки.
Additional translations
заменить
исправить
пересобрать
Synonyms
reboard
mount again
reestablish
reinstall
reassemble
remountnoun
remounts
pl
UK
/rɪˈmaʊnt/
US
/riˈmaʊnt/
Additional translations
перемонтировка
remountadjective
UK
/ˌriːˈmaʊnt/
US
/ˌriˈmaʊnt/
Used attributively, e.g. "remount depot", referring to replacement mounts.

Definitions

remountverb
To get back on a horse, bicycle, or other mount after having dismounted.
After taking a short break, she decided to remount her bicycle and continue the journey.
To mount again or anew, especially in a different manner or with different equipment.
The director decided to remount the play with a new cast and updated set design.
(Computing) To mount a file system or storage device again, often with altered options.
You need to remount the partition as read-only to avoid data loss.
remountnoun
A horse or other animal that is used to replace one that is tired or injured.
The cavalry unit was supplied with a remount to ensure they could continue their journey.
The act of mounting again.
After the break, the rider prepared for the remount to continue the competition.
A new or revived staging of a theatrical production or similar event.
The festival featured a remount of last year's hit musical.
remountadjective
Relating to or supplying replacement mounts, especially horses.
The army maintained several remount depots near the front.
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