vt.

1. 登上，爬上；骑上；骑在……上
   They mounted a small hill.

   他们登上一座小山。

   He mounted the bicycle and rode away.

   他骑上自行车走了。

2. 给（某人）备马；使上马（或车），扶（某人）上马
   He lifted up his little son, and mounted him on the horse.

   他把小儿子举起来，让他骑在马背上。

3. 架置；装有（枪炮等）
   The ship mounts eight guns.

   这艘军舰装有八门大炮。

4. 固定在……上；镶嵌；裱贴
   The specimens have been classified and mounted.

   标本已分类并固定在标本架上。

5. 发动（攻势），进行（袭击）
   The Opposition mounted another attack on the government.

   反对党又对政府发起进攻。

6. 设置（岗哨）；担任（警卫）
7. 把（剧本）搬上舞台；展出
   It'll cost a lot of money to mount this play.

   上演这个剧本要花许多钱。

vi.

1. 登，爬上；骑上马
2. 增长，上升
   Prices are mounting.

   物价在上涨。

n.[C]

1. 可乘骑的东西（如车，马）
   The general had an excellent mount.

   将军有出色的坐骑。

2. 底座；炮架
3. （镶宝石的）底板，托板；（书画等的）装帧
4. （显微镜的）载片
5. 扇托，扇骨

n.[C]

1. 【书】山，丘
2. （大写；用于山名前）山；峰

v.

1. climb up or on to; ascend.
   ▸(of a male animal) get on (a female) for the purpose of copulation.
2. get up on (an animal or bicycle) in order to ride it.
   ▸set on horseback; provide with a horse.
3. grow larger, more numerous, or more intense:
   the costs mount up when you buy a home.
4. organize and initiate (a course of action, public event, etc.).
5. set up (a barrier, stall, etc.).
6. fix in position or on a support.
   ▸(with reference to a photograph or picture) set in or attach to a backing.
   ▸fix (a specimen) on a microscopic slide.

n.

1. a backing on which a picture or photograph is set for display.
   ▸a stamp hinge.
2. a support for a piece of equipment.
3. a horse used for riding.
4. a microscope slide.

n.