mounted
- adjective
- /ˈmaʊntɪd/
- We've now got our fan or cooler mounted on our motherboard.
- mounted police
- mounted patrol
- mounted rifles
We now have our new camera mounted to our new tripod.
- We now have our new camera mounted to our new tripod.
- So the cooler doesn't know whether it's front mounted or side mounted.
- A Humvee mounted mini gun is awesome.
- And it was a GoPro mounted on a helmet of someone riding a horse.
- I'm going to chop your head off mounted on my wall.
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We now have our new camera mounted to our new tripod.
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These case fans are not mounted to the case.
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Look at the house just out in the open, mounted on the wall.
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I want it to look cool and I think wall mounted, more stability.
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So that is probably why this painting was mounted to this hardboard.
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They are condition checked, treated, mounted and prepared for transportation.
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SBCS are computers with all of their major components mounted on a single board.
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Instead they're little buttons mounted under the mirrors.
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And there it is mounted on top of the Arduino Uno.
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For better visibility during the presentation, the projector was mounted on the ceiling.
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- Canadian
Canada's national police force that enforces federal laws across the country
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Etymology
Mounted comes from the verb mount, which first meant 'to climb up' or 'get on' and so gives the idea of putting something 'on top' or on a support. So a mounted projector or photograph is fixed in place or put on a backing.