mounting
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5.2
- noun
- /ˈmaʊntɪŋ/
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montaje
- The technician installed the new television above the fireplace using a sturdy mounting bracket.
- mounting board
- optional mounting
- mounting styles
But also underneath here is a mounting cage for radiators and fans.
- But also underneath here is a mounting cage for radiators and fans.
- So first we need to remove the mounting plate, which is done.
- Links largely to Cooler Master, but the mounting hole spacing is not.
- But you couldn't really use it on a modern camera, especially the, the mounting wouldn't work.
- They mount to like your original mounting things if that makes sense.
Examples
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It also looks like it has mounting points, possibly for wall mounting if you choose to.
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So first we need to remove the mounting plate, which is done.
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So let us put some new mounting points into his feet.
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I also have to fix this thing down to a surface and the mounting holes are on the ends.
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But look, the engine's mounting is right above the wing.
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Cells are connected in series on a mounting board commonly called a solar panel or module.
Academic text (2011) -
But also underneath here is a mounting cage for radiators and fans.
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The central picture was then separately mounted on photo mounting board with the bevel reversed.
Academic text (1999) -
The dangling skid is breaking loose from its mounting on the helicopter above.
Fiction book (1996) -
Mounting options include square flange and servo or face mounting with side- or rear-mounted connector locations.
Academic text (1994)
Synonyms
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1.0
A flat board fixed to a wall for holding books and small things
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2.5
A piece of furniture that holds or shows things
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1.2
A frame for holding or showing things
135
1.0
A rigid border that surrounds and supports a picture or mirror
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1.4
A thing that holds or supports other objects, like a pen stand
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6.3
A support that holds a picture or gem for display
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1.7
A wooden or metal border that holds and protects a picture
How Sturdy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word mounting comes from the verb mount, which first meant 'to climb' and is the same root as mountain. Later mount also came to mean 'to put something on a support', so mounting is the frame or backing that holds or shows an object.