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remount Definition

re·mount (rē mo̵unt; also, and for n. usually, mo̵unt′)

transitive verb, intransitive verb

to mount again

Etymology: ME remounten < OFr remonter

noun

a fresh horse, or a supply of fresh horses, to replace another or others

remount Usage Examples

Object

  • bike: Then, remount the bike and cycle through the forest where your guide will point out local crops grown on the island.
  • store: Just remounting the store triggers a built-in soft recovery routine.
  • work: If you wish to remount the work on a chuck this is going to cause you some problems.
  • piece: Remount the work piece and sand to smooth finish.
  • system: When e2fsck finishes, you can remount the file system.

Preposition: on

  • chassis: When they are done all the metal can be painted, and then the body is ready for remounting on the chassis.

Preposition: onto

  • shield: Recently remounted onto an oak shield made to suit.

Modifies a noun

  • horse: The disease was first recognized about 1907 following an outbreak in army remount horses near Dundee.

Modifying Another Word

  • then: He then remounted his troops, charged through the enemy, recrossed the river and gained the bluffs on the opposite side.
  • recently: Recently remounted onto an oak shield made to suit.
  • not: In the event of a race being stopped, a rider may not remount or restart if the Race Controller has requested Medical Attention.
  • just: Just remounting the store triggers a built-in soft recovery routine.
  • only: Riders may only remount or restart if they do not require medical attention.
  • read-only: Or, it cannot be remounted read-only, because it still holds files open for writing.

Noun used with modifier

  • army: The disease was first recognized about 1907 following an outbreak in army remount horses near Dundee.

Infinitive complement

  • finish: Edwards crashed but remounted to finish in 11th place.

Preposition: in

  • mode: When it is unmounted or remounted in read-only mode, its state is reset to ` ` Clean ' ' .
  • movement: At the back, McConnell got a special cheer after remarkably falling and remounting in one movement on the opening corner.