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Перевод: mount

[существительное]
лошадь под седлом; восхождение; установка для орудия ; предметное стекло; картон, на который наклеена картина; подложка ; оправа ; возвышенность ; холм ; гора ; бугорок ; паспарту ; препарат ;
[глагол]
взбираться; восходить; всходить; взобраться; взойти; подниматься; водружать; устанавливать; устанавливать на возвышении; заделывать; монтировать; занять более высокое положение; повышаться; продвигаться по службе; расти; увеличиваться; садиться в машину; садиться на велосипед; садиться на лошадь; посадить на лошадь; снабжать верховыми лошадьми; развести; разводить; покрыть; окантовать

Тезаурус:

1. It is almost certain that we shall not be able to mount a nationwide sample survey with sub-samples taken from the Scottish Highlands down to the West Country.
2. The cost of photocopying can mount up if you have to go to a local shop and pay several pence a sheet, whereas there are very likely to be local supporters who have photocopiers and are willing to run off a hundred copies at no charge.
3. For these to be undertaken it is necessary to mount a separate "experimental" project, but since children are not white mice it is necessary first to enlist enough parental support to allow people to give them their children to experiment on, and enough official support to ensure that in matters such as official examinations, children who have followed radically different curricula do not suffer.
4. Yet Martha was a woman of courage, and she succeeded nobly in satisfying her hungry lodgers with wholesome fare, and spreading for them sheets a prince might fold around him; and though the body was often weak, the spirit was lively, and soon found a way whereby to mount with ease over any difficulty that might arise in the government of her household or the entertainment of her hospices.
5. Here, elevations range from 2200 m in the valley to 6310 m which is the summit height of Mount Chimborazo.
6. The external pressures for EMS membership will also mount.
7. The "central arm" feature of the rear suspension describes the function of the front longitudinal arm mount as the central point or "pole" of the axle.
8. The death of Shio Tyiven, 26, in Mount Vernon Hospital, Hillingdon, west London, yesterday will further focus attention on efforts by more than 3,000 Alevi Kurds to avoid being returned to Turkey, where they fear persecution.
9. The "Land of Milk and Honey" shimmers on the far side of the Dead Sea, when seen from Mount Nebo; from "the Place of Sacrifice" in Petra, the white tomb of Aaron is a gazelle's leap away.
10. The Fhrer" had become like a drug for the people, needed for reassurance whenever doubts, worries, and uncertainties began to mount.
11. Breakfasting in his lodge two days later, Looking Glass was alerted to the approach of Whipple's troops, with twenty mount Idaho civilians led by D.B. Randall.
12. A Manchester family of Magnall, who also had business interests in London, had for many years borne arms without authority, and on 19 February 1765 Thomas Magnall was granted bearings blazoned argent on a mount vert a swepe (or balista) azure - a swepe/balista being a large siege catapult.
13. The scenery is dramatic - a breathtaking mixture of strange volcanic deserts and lush vegetation - a landscape dominated by the snow-capped peak of a dormant volcano, Mount Teide.