mountain
/ˈmaʊntɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A natural elevation of the earth’s surface, typically having a steep or rounded shape, often with a summit and sometimes with a base of lower elevation.
“She hiked up the mountain to watch the sunrise from the top.”
2. verb
To raise or elevate something, especially something heavy, to a higher position.
“The workers mounted the heavy machinery on the truck.”
3. verb
To go up or ascend a mountain or hill.
“The hikers decided to mount the mountain via the steeper trail.”
4. noun
A source of inspiration or a challenge.
“The mountain of debt was a constant source of stress for the family.”