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mount

[mount] / maʊnt /




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The reverse-recruiting model is another sign of the mounting challenges for white-collar job seekers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Before the season began, Vonn had promised not to take any unnecessary risks while she mounted her comeback—except once it came to the Olympics.

From The Wall Street Journal

Matt said his tyre burst in High Street in Alfreton town centre, when he mounted a kerb to make room for a police car with its lights flashing.

From BBC

There are few opportunities to mount an entertainment of this scale — not even a Super Bowl halftime show can compare.

From Los Angeles Times

It comes at a time of mounting calls for wider transparency about royal finances, following the outcry over Andrew's lease agreement at his former Windsor mansion.

From BBC