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dismount
dis·mount D0277100 (dĭs-mount′)v. dis·mount·ed, dis·mount·ing, dis·mounts v.intr.1. To get down from a horse or other steed.2. To step off or down from: dismounted from the cart; dismounted from the stool.3. Sports To execute a dismount in gymnastics.v.tr.1. To unseat or throw off, as from a horse.2. To step off or down from: "The kid nearly collapsed after dismounting his bike" (Davis Phinney).3. To remove from a support, setting, or mounting.4. To disassemble (a mechanism, for example).n. (dĭs′mount′)1. The act or manner of dismounting, especially from a horse.2. Sports A move in gymnastics whereby the gymnast gets off an apparatus or completes a floor exercise, typically landing on both feet.
[Probably alteration of obsolete French desmonter, to unseat : des-, dis- + monter, to mount; see mount1.]
dis·mount′a·ble adj.dismount (dɪsˈmaʊnt) vb1. to get off a horse, bicycle, etc2. (tr) to disassemble or remove from a mountingnthe act of dismounting disˈmountable adjdis•mount (v. dɪsˈmaʊnt; n. also ˈdɪsˌmaʊnt)
v.i. 1. to alight, as from a horse or bicycle. v.t. 2. to bring or throw down, as from a horse; unhorse; throw. 3. to take (a mechanism) to pieces. n. 4. an act of dismounting. [1525–35; < Medieval Latin dismontāre or Middle French desmonter. See dis-1, mount1] dis•mount′a•ble, adj. dismount get off">get off1. 'dismount'If you dismount from a bicycle or horse, you get down from it so that you are standing next to it. The police officer dismounted from his bicycle.When she urged the donkey forward with her heel, it backed instead, so that she was forced to dismount.2. 'get off'Dismount is a formal word. You normally say that someone gets off a bicycle or horse. The wind got so strong that I could no longer bicycle against it; I got off and walked.He had got off his horse and come into the woods.dismount
Past participle: dismounted
Gerund: dismounting
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| dismount | | dismount |
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| I dismount | | you dismount | | he/she/it dismounts | | we dismount | | you dismount | | they dismount |
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| I dismounted | | you dismounted | | he/she/it dismounted | | we dismounted | | you dismounted | | they dismounted |
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| I am dismounting | | you are dismounting | | he/she/it is dismounting | | we are dismounting | | you are dismounting | | they are dismounting |
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| I have dismounted | | you have dismounted | | he/she/it has dismounted | | we have dismounted | | you have dismounted | | they have dismounted |
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| I was dismounting | | you were dismounting | | he/she/it was dismounting | | we were dismounting | | you were dismounting | | they were dismounting |
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| I had dismounted | | you had dismounted | | he/she/it had dismounted | | we had dismounted | | you had dismounted | | they had dismounted |
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| I will dismount | | you will dismount | | he/she/it will dismount | | we will dismount | | you will dismount | | they will dismount |
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| I will have dismounted | | you will have dismounted | | he/she/it will have dismounted | | we will have dismounted | | you will have dismounted | | they will have dismounted |
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| I will be dismounting | | you will be dismounting | | he/she/it will be dismounting | | we will be dismounting | | you will be dismounting | | they will be dismounting |
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| I have been dismounting | | you have been dismounting | | he/she/it has been dismounting | | we have been dismounting | | you have been dismounting | | they have been dismounting |
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| I will have been dismounting | | you will have been dismounting | | he/she/it will have been dismounting | | we will have been dismounting | | you will have been dismounting | | they will have been dismounting |
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| I had been dismounting | | you had been dismounting | | he/she/it had been dismounting | | we had been dismounting | | you had been dismounting | | they had been dismounting |
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| I would dismount | | you would dismount | | he/she/it would dismount | | we would dismount | | you would dismount | | they would dismount |
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| I would have dismounted | | you would have dismounted | | he/she/it would have dismounted | | we would have dismounted | | you would have dismounted | | they would have dismounted |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  dismount - the act of dismounting (a horse or bike etc.)discontinuance, discontinuation - the act of discontinuing or breaking off; an interruption (temporary or permanent) | | Verb | 1. |  dismount - alight from (a horse) unhorse, get down, light, get offhorseback riding, riding - travel by being carried on horsebackcome down, descend, go down, fall - move downward and lower, but not necessarily all the way; "The temperature is going down"; "The barometer is falling"; "The curtain fell on the diva"; "Her hand went up and then fell again" |
dismountverb get off, descend, get down, alight, light She dismounted and began to lead her horse.dismountverbTo take (something) apart:break down, disassemble, dismantle, take down.Translationsdismount (disˈmaunt) verb to get off a horse, bicycle etc. He dismounted and pushed his bicycle up the hill. 下馬，下車 下马，下车 dismount
dismount from (something)To climb or hop off of something The gymnast dismounted from the balance beam with a series of flips.See also: dismountHe who rides a tiger is afraid to dismount.One engaging in a risky or dangerous endeavor may find it easier to continue with it rather than facing the consequences of attempting to quit or abandon it. It has now become obvious that our country has been riding a tiger with our military intervention in this region—he who rides a tiger is afraid to dismount.See also: afraid, he, ride, tiger, whoinvoluntary dismountA fall, typically off of something being ridden, such as a bike, motorcycle, or horse. Did you her about Tara? Her involuntary dismount yesterday earned her a trip to the OR and two months in a cast. I gave up motorcycles after one too many involuntary dismounts.See also: dismount, involuntarydismount from somethingto get down from something, such as a horse, bicycle, etc. She dismounted from her horse and fled into the house. Please dismount from the bicycle and wheel it into the shed.See also: dismountHe who rides a tiger is afraid to dismount.Prov. Sometimes it is more dangerous to stop doing a dangerous thing than it is to continue doing it. Jill: You shouldn't take out another loan. You're already too far in debt. Jane: If I don't take out a loan, I can't make the payments on the loans I already have. You know how it is—she who rides a tiger is afraid to dismount.See also: afraid, dismount, he, ride, tiger, whoinvoluntary dismount n. falling off a bike or motorcycle. He impacted a monolith and suffered an involuntary dismount. See also: dismount, involuntarydismount
dismount[dis′maünt] (ordnance) To remove a weapon or piece of equipment from its setting, mount, or carriage. MedicalSeegymnasticsAcronymsSeeDMTdismount
Synonyms for dismountverb get offSynonyms- get off
- descend
- get down
- alight
- light
Synonyms for dismountverb to take (something) apartSynonyms- break down
- disassemble
- dismantle
- take down
Synonyms for dismountnoun the act of dismounting (a horse or bike etcRelated Words- discontinuance
- discontinuation
verb alight from (a horse)Synonyms- unhorse
- get down
- light
- get off
Related Words- horseback riding
- riding
- come down
- descend
- go down
- fall
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