mount
gb/mˈaʊnt/ us/mˈaʊnt/
A2
Anglais
~ 2700
felül, rögzít, felrak, felszerel, szervez, indít, megrendez, nő, emelkedik, fokozódik, hegy, Mount
VERBE
B1
1
felül
A2
Schéma d’usage :
to mount [a horse/bicycle/motorcycle]
The officer mounted his horse and rode away.
A tiszt felült a lovára, és ellovagolt.
She quickly mounted her bicycle and pedaled off.
Gyorsan felült a biciklijére, és eltekert.
He mounted the motorcycle with ease before starting the engine.
Exemples pédagogiques
I mounted my bike and went to school.
Felültem a biciklimre, és elmentem iskolába.
The boy mounted the horse slowly.
A fiú lassan felült a lóra.
She mounted the scooter and drove away.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'mount' with 'climb' — 'mount' is specifically for getting onto something to ride or operate.
Sens
Get onto something for riding
Collocations
mount a horse
|mount a bike
|mount a motorcycle
|mount the saddle
Synonymes
get on (More informal, commonly used in everyday speech.)
Antonymes
dismount (Means to get off something you were riding.)
Thèmes
travel
|sports
|daily life
|transportation
|daily_life
Définition
To get onto a horse, bike, or other thing so you can ride or use it.
To climb onto and position oneself on something such as a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle in order to ride or operate it.
VERBE
B1
2
Schéma d’usage :
to mount [something] [on/onto something]
They mounted the flat-screen television on the wall.
Felszerelték a síkképernyős tévét a falra.
The security team mounted cameras around the building.
A biztonsági csapat kamerákat szerelt fel az épület körül.
She had the painting mounted in a wooden frame.
Exemples pédagogiques
We mounted the photo on the wall.
Felraktuk a fotót a falra.
He mounted the TV in the living room.
Felszerelte a tévét a nappaliban.
They mounted a light above the door.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may confuse 'mount' with 'hang'; 'mount' often involves securing with hardware, not just suspending.
Sens
Attach something for use or display
Collocations
mount a TV
|mount a camera
|mount a picture
|mount a display
Synonymes
install (Implies setting something up for use, especially equipment.)
Antonymes
remove (To take something down from where it was fixed.)
Thèmes
daily life
|art
|technology
|daily_life
|work
Définition
To put something in place so it stays there for use or to be seen.
To fix or fasten something securely in place, often on a surface, wall, or frame, for functional or decorative purposes.
VERBE
B2
3
Schéma d’usage :
to mount [a campaign/exhibition/attack]
The company mounted a major advertising campaign.
A vállalat nagyszabású reklámkampányt indított.
The army mounted an attack at dawn.
A hadsereg hajnalban támadást indított.
They mounted an exhibition of modern art.
Exemples pédagogiques
The school mounted a show for parents.
Az iskola előadást szervezett a szülőknek.
They mounted a protest against the new law.
Tiltakozást szerveztek az új törvény ellen.
The group mounted a big sale event.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may think 'mount' here means physically climbing; in this sense, it's about starting an organized action.
Sens
Begin and carry out an activity
Collocations
mount a campaign
|mount an attack
|mount an exhibition
|mount a protest
Synonymes
launch (Commonly used for starting projects or campaigns.)
Antonymes
abandon (To stop an activity before or after it begins.)
Thèmes
business
|politics
|military
|work
Définition
To plan and begin an activity or event that needs work and time.
To organize and start an event, activity, or campaign, especially one that requires planning and effort.
VERBE
B2
4
Schéma d’usage :
[something] mounts
Tensions mounted between the two countries.
A két ország között fokozódott a feszültség.
Costs continued to mount throughout the year.
A költségek egész évben tovább emelkedtek.
Her excitement mounted as the day approached.
Exemples pédagogiques
The problem is mounting every day.
A probléma napról napra egyre nagyobb.
Her worry mounted before the exam.
Az aggodalma a vizsga előtt egyre nőtt.
Costs are mounting for the project.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may try to use 'mount' transitively here; it's often intransitive when describing increases.
Sens
Increase in size or intensity over time
Collocations
mounting pressure
|mounting tension
|costs mount
|fears mount
Synonymes
escalate (Often used for conflicts, tensions, or problems increasing.)
Antonymes
subside (To decrease in intensity or amount.)
Thèmes
emotions
|business
|core_vocabulary
Définition
To slowly become bigger, stronger, or more serious.
To grow or rise steadily in number, amount, intensity, or degree.
NOM
A2
5
Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.
A Mount Everest a világ legmagasabb hegye.
They climbed Mount Kilimanjaro last summer.
Tavaly nyáron megmászták a Kilimandzsárót.
Mount Fuji is a symbol of Japan.
Exemples pédagogiques
We can see Mount Fuji from here.
Innen látni a Fudzsi-hegyet.
Mount Everest is very high.
A Mount Everest nagyon magas.
He went to climb Mount Kenya.
Sens
Mountain or hill in place names
Collocations
Mount Everest
|Mount Fuji
Synonymes
peak (Refers to the pointed top of a mountain; not always used in names.)
Thèmes
geography
|nature
|travel
Définition
A mountain or big hill, often in the name of a place.
A mountain or large hill, especially when used as part of a proper name of a geographic location.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
mount
API
GB/mˈaʊnt/
US/mˈaʊnt/
Syllabes et accentuation
mount (1 syllabe)
Stress on 1st syllable (mount)
Formes du mot
Noun
- Base: mount
- Plural: mounts
Verb
- Base: mount
- 3rd Person Singular: mounts
- Present Participle: mounting
- Past: mounted
Famille de mots
Forms
mounts
noun
mounting
verb
mounted
verb
Core family
mountain
noun A2
Related words
Negative and opposite forms
dismount
verb
Expressions
mount a campaign
1/mˈaʊnt ə kæmpˈeɪn/
fixed phrase
Organize and start a campaign
To plan and begin many actions to reach a goal.
Exemples
- They mounted a campaign to improve road safety.
- Environmental groups have mounted a campaign against plastic waste.
mount an attack
1/mˈaʊnt ən ətˈæk/
fixed phrase
Start and carry out an attack
To plan and begin an aggressive action against someone or something.
Exemples
- The rebels mounted an attack on the capital at dawn.
- Critics have mounted an attack on the new policy.
mount pressure on [someone]
1/mˈaʊnt pɹˈɛʃɚ ˈɔn sˈʌmwˌʌn/
fixed phrase
Increase demands on someone over time
To make more and more demands on someone over time.
Exemples
- Public opinion is mounting pressure on the government to act.
- They are mounting pressure on management to change its decision.
mount up
1/mˈaʊnt ˈʌp/
phrasal verb
Increase gradually over time
To slowly get bigger in number or amount.
Exemples
- The bills are starting to mount up again.
- Complaints have been mounting up over the last week.