mountedKK [ˈmaʊntəd] ｜ /ˈmaʊntəd/
GEPT 中高級
C2adjective
Of or related to riding a horse, or involving people riding horses.
The mounted police officers patrolled the city streets on horseback.
C2adjective
Attached to a wall, in a frame, or in a similar manner, so that it can be looked at or used.
The painting was beautifully mounted on the gallery wall, allowing viewers to admire it from a distance.
C1verb
Past tense and past participle of mount
The knight mounted his horse and rode into battle.
騎上；乘上（mount 過去式）
C2verb
To fix securely or position on a support, such as mounting a photograph or mounting a television on a wall.
We carefully mounted the artwork on the gallery wall, ensuring that it was level and secure.
C1verb
To climb or ascend, especially a height or a slope.
Tom mounted the rugged mountain, reaching the summit in just a few hours.
攀登；登上