IPA: /dɪsˈmaʊnt/
KK: /dɪsˈmaʊnt/
To get off or down from something, like a horse or a vehicle.
After the ride, she decided to dismount from the horse carefully.
Past: dismounted
Past Participle: dismounted
The action of getting off something, especially a horse or gymnastic apparatus, usually landing on both feet.
After finishing the routine, the gymnast performed a perfect dismount.
To get off or take down from something, like a horse or a vehicle.
She decided to dismount from her bicycle before crossing the busy street.
Past: dismounted
Past Participle: dismounted
Dismount → It is formed from "dis-" (meaning down or away) and "mount" (from Old French *monter*, meaning to climb or ascend). The word "dismount" means to come down from a height or to get off something that has been mounted.
Think of coming 'down' ('dis-') from something you have 'climbed' ('mount') — that's why dismount means to get off or come down.