dismount
/dɪsˈmaʊnt/
verb
- To get off or down from something you are riding, such as a horse, bicycle, or motorcycle.
- She dismounted her bicycle and walked it through the crowded market.
- The soldier dismounted from the motorcycle and saluted the officer.
- The rider carefully dismounted from the horse after the long trail ride.
- To remove something from its mounting or support, especially a piece of equipment or machinery.
- He dismounted the camera from the tripod to take a handheld shot.
- We had to dismount the heavy mirror from the wall before painting the room.
- The technician dismounted the old hard drive from the computer tower.
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noun
- The act of getting off something you are riding, especially in gymnastics or sports.
- The gymnast performed a perfect dismount from the balance beam.
- His dismount from the pommel horse was clean and controlled.
- The coach praised her dismount for its grace and stability.