mounted
/ˈmaʊntɪd/
verb
- Past tense of mount: climbed up onto or got on top of something.
- The cat mounted the fence and jumped into the neighbor's yard.
- He mounted his bicycle and rode down the hill.
- She mounted the stage to accept her award.
- Past tense of mount: organized, arranged, or set up something.
- The company mounted a new advertising strategy to attract customers.
- The team mounted a successful campaign to raise money for the school.
- They mounted an exhibition of modern art at the gallery.
- Past tense of mount: increased or accumulated over time.
- The costs mounted quickly after the project began.
- The tension mounted as the deadline approached.
- Her excitement mounted with each passing day before the trip.
- Past tense of mount: fixed or attached something to a support or surface.
- She mounted the gemstone in a silver ring.
- The technician mounted the camera on a tripod for the shoot.
- He mounted the painting on the living room wall.
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adjective
- Fixed or attached to a support, frame, or surface.
- The museum displayed a mounted dinosaur skeleton in the main hall.
- The mounted television screen was securely attached to the wall.
- She bought a mounted photograph of the city skyline for her office.
- Riding on a horse or other animal.
- The mounted police officer patrolled the park on a black horse.
- A mounted knight in armor led the parade through the town.
- The cavalry unit was fully mounted and ready for battle.
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