a noun 1 [C] a container that you pour a soft
liquid or substance into, which then becomes solid in the same shape as the
container, for example when it is cooled or cooked 模具；铸模：A day mouW is used/or casting
bronze statues.用_土模具来备铸青铜塑像。◊ Pour the chocoiate into a
heart-s/iaped mou〖d.将巧克力倒入心形 模子。.◊ 77iey brofce the mould
when they made you (=there is nobody like you).你是世界上唯一的。2 [C, usually sing.] a particular
style showing the characteristics, attitudes or behaviour that are typical of
sb/sth (独特）类型，个性，风格：a hero in the ‘Superman’ mouk “超人”型的英雄◊ JFfe is cast in a di)Jerent mouW /h)m his predecessor.他和他的前任性格不一样。◊ She
doesn't
fit (into) the traditional mould of an academic. M 不像-个杨统南学者。3 [U，C] a
fine soft green, grey or black substance like fur that
grows on old food or on objects that are left in warm wet air 霉；霉菌：There’s mouZd on t/ie cheese.干酪发霉了。◊ mouWs cmd/imgi 霉菌和真菌◊ mou〖d growth霉的生长一see also leaf mould nil^l break the mould (of sth) to change what people expect from
a situation, especially by acting in a dramatic and original way改变…癀式；打破…模式
■ verb 1 [VN] ~ A (into B) | ~ B —(from/out of/in A) to shape a
soft substance into a particular form or object by pressing it or by putting it
into a mould (用模具 l备 铸，塑造：first, mouZd the day into the
desired shape. 首先，将陶土做成需要的形状。orhefigure had been mouWed in day.这座人像是用黏土塑造的。2 [VN] ~ sb/sth (into sb/sth) to strongly
influence the way sb’s character, opinions, etc. develop 对…影响重大；_…塑 造成：The experience had
moulded and coloured her whoZe h/e.这次经历影响了她的一生。◊ He mouWed them into a
superb team.他将他们塑造成一支非凡的队
伍0 3 〜（sth) to sth to fit or make sth fit tightly around the shape of sth (使}紧贴于，_吻合：[V] TTie/abric mouids to the body.这种织_很贴身。[also VN] mould-er (er£) {
moult
(8r£) (US molt) /mault; NAmE moult/ verb [V] (of a bird or an animal 鸟或兽）to lose feathers or hair, before
new feathers or hair grow 换羽；脱毛， mound /maund/ noun 1 a large pile of earth or stones; a small
hill 土;小丘；小山冈；a Bronze burial mound 青铜时托的坟冢◊ TTie castZe was burtt on
top o/a natural grassy mound.这座城堡建在一个天然的绿章如茵
的小丘i。2 a pile —堆 Pfm heap： a small mound ojrice/sand —小堆米 / 沙子 3 〜of sth a large
amount of sth i车多；大量 H771 heap： 7Ve got a mound 〇/paperwork to do•我秦一堆文案工作要做。4 (in baseball 棒球） the small hill where the player
who throws the ball (called the pitcher) stands ^手站立的土墩
mount /maunt/ verb, noun • verb
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ORGANIZE.姐织 1 [VN] to organize and begin sth 准备； 安排；组织开展 Pn?l arrange ： to mount a protest/ campaign/an ex/iibition发起抗议/运动；举办麁览
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INCREASE 增加 2 |y] to increase gradually 逐步增加：
Pressure
is mounting on the government to change the tov.迫使政府修改法律的压力不断增加。◊ TTie death toZZ continues
to mount.死亡人数持续增加。一see also MOUNTING
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60 UP STH ^ H 3 [VN] {formal) to go up sth, or up on to sth that is
raised 会上；爬上；攀登 PffiTI ascend： She stowfy mounted the steps.她慢慢地爬上台阶。◊ He mounted the platform
and addressed the crowd.
讲台对人群发表演说。
BICYCLE/HORSE
自行车；马 4 to get on a bicycle, horse, etc.
in order to ride it _ 上；■乘上；跨上：[VN] .ffe
mounted his Ziorse and rode away•他骑上马走了。[also V]
— see also mounted(I) EEQ dismount
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PICTURE/JEWEL, ETC.图画、宝石等 5 [VKl]〜sth
(on/ onto/in sth) to fix sth into position on sth, so that you can use it, look
at it or study it 镶嵌.；■安置：The specimens were mounted on sZides.标本安放在载片上。◊ The
diamond is mounted in goid.这颗钻石镶在.金饰 物上。
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OF MALE ANIMAL /准 1生动物 6 [VN] to get onto the back of a
female animal in order to have sex 爬上（雌性动物的
背）进行交配
IT?T?!1 see guard n.
id；i：yj .mount up to increase gradually in size and
quantity (尺寸和政量上）增加，上升：Meamvhiie, my debts were mounting up.同时，我的债务在不断增加。
pyni build up mnourt
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MOUNTAIN ih 1 Mount
{abbr. Mt) (used in modem English only in place names在现代矣语里仅用于地名）a mountain or a hill 山；.山峰：Aft Everest 珠穆朗玛峰◊ St MichaeZ’s
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HORSE '-b 2 (formal or literary) a horse that you ride on 坐骑
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FOR DISPLAYING/SUPPORT丨NG STH 用以展示 / 支持某物 3 something such as a piece of card
or glass that you put sth on or attach stii to，to display it 衬纸板；载 片；裱褙 4 (also mount.ing) something that an object stands on
or is attached to for support 托架；支撑杂： an
engine/gun mount 发动机 / 炮兔
ITIOUin-tain
O^f /'mauntan; NAmE'maimtn/ noun 1 a very high hill, often witfi
rocks near the top 髙山； 山岳：.a c/min/ra^ge 〇/ mountains 山密；Uj 脉■ ◊ to cHmb a mountain 爬山◊ We spent a week waging in
the mountains.我们在群山中走亍一个星期。◊
to ery'oy the mountainafr/scenery享受山上的空气；欣赏山中景色◊
mountain roads/streams/villages ill ;山中的溪流；
'山村◊ a mountam rescue team 登山会救队 2 ~ of sth
(/n/omm/) a very large amount or number of sth 许’多； 大量：a
mountain 〇/ worfc 大量的工作◊
We made mountains 〇/ sandwiches.我们丨故了一大堆三明治。◊ the problem of Europe's
butter mountain (= the large amount of butter that has to be stored because it is not
needed)欧洲的黄油过剩问题IM make a mountain out of.a 'moleh"l ⑼-sapprav/ng) to make an unimportant
matter seem important 小题大做 ； 夸大其词 .mountain ash noun = rowan 'mountain
bike noun a bicycle with a strong frame,
wide tyres and many gears, designed for riding on rough ground 山地 g 行片.；，越野单年.► ^mountain biking noun [U]
moun-tain-board
/'mauntenboid;
iV/Amf'mauntnboird/ noun a short narrow board with wheels like a skateboard that can be used for going down mountains lij 地滑板；越野滑板► moun.taiivboard.ing no⑽[U] .Mountain Daylight Time noun [u] {abbr. MDT) the time used in summer in parts of the US
and Canada near the Rocky Mountains that is six hours behind GMT 山区夏令时间（美国和加i大落基山脉地区的夏季时间，
比格林尼#平时晚六小时）
moun-tain-eer /.maunta'm^r); NAmE -tn'ir/ noun a person who climi)S
mountains as a sport 登山者；登山
运动员
moun.tain.eer.ing
/.maonta'mariq;
NAmE -tn'irir)/ noun [U] the sport or activity of climbing
mountains ^ 山运身J: to go mountaineering 去爬山a mountaineering expedition 登山探险 'mountain lion noun {NAm£) = puma 'mountain
man noun (NAm£) a man who lives alone in the mountains,
especially one who catches and kills animals for their fur山地又，山里人（尤指猎取毛皮的）
nioun-tain-ous
/'mauntanas/ adj. 1 having many mountains ^ lij ： a mountainous region/terrain 0 山的地区/地形 2 very large in size or amount; like a
mountain 巨夫的；山一般的：mountai/ious waves 如山 的巨浪BS33 huge