dismount in Latin
dismount in Latin is descendō — dismount means to get off something you were riding, such as a horse or bicycle.
dismount in Latin
descendō
(ambitransitive) To (cause to) get off (something).
What does "dismount" mean?
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verb To get off something you were riding, such as a horse or bicycle.
"She dismounted quickly when she saw the fence had fallen."
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noun The act of getting off something you were riding, or the final move in a gymnastics routine.
"The gymnast landed her dismount perfectly."
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dismount in a sentence
- She dismounted quickly when she saw the fence had fallen.
- The gymnast landed her dismount perfectly.
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What is "dismount" in Latin?
"dismount" in Latin is descendō. dismount means: To get off something you were riding, such as a horse or bicycle.
How do you use "dismount" in a sentence?
Example: "She dismounted quickly when she saw the fence had fallen." In Latin, "dismount" is descendō.
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