mounted
Prononciation : [ˈmaʊntɪd]
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Contexte : « position »
(adjective) when something is fixed or attached to a surface, like a picture on a wall or a device on a stand. It means it's not just lying around; it has a special place where it belongs.
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The photographs were mounted beautifully on the wall for everyone to see.
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The mirror was not mounted properly and fell off the wall.
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Is the TV mounted on the wall or sitting on a table?
Contexte : « action »
(verb) to get on or climb something. It often means getting on a horse or a bike, or putting something on another thing. Think of jumping onto your bicycle or placing a board onto a frame.
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She mounted her horse with ease and rode off into the sunset.
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He didn't mount the bike because it had a flat tire.
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Can you mount the bike after fixing it?
Contexte : « display »
(verb) to attach items for display, often used with artworks or trophies. This means making something look nice and ready to show to others.
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They mounted the trophy on a shelf to show off their achievement.
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The important painting was not mounted and remained in a box.
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Did you mount the painting for the exhibition?
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