dismount in Vietnamese

@dismount /'dis'maunt/
nội động từ
- xuống (ngựa, xe...)
ngoại động từ
- cho xuống (ngựa), bắt xuống (ngựa)
- làm ngã ngựa
- khuân xuống, dỡ xuống (từ một bệ cao...)
- (kỹ thuật) tháo dỡ (máy móc)
@Chuyên ngành kỹ thuật
-dỡ
-dỡ rời
-hạ xuống
-phân tách
-tháo ra
-tháo rời
-vặn ra
@Lĩnh vực: hóa học & vật liệu
-dỡ xuống

Sentence patterns related to "dismount"

1. Cyclists please dismount at the gate.

2. Do not open or dismount the shell.

3. To get down a vehicle or horse ; dismount.

4. He who a tiger is afraid to dismount.

5. Jumping while mounted will now automatically dismount you.

6. He who rides on a tiger can never dismount.

7. Use this to replace the fuse or dismount the unit.

8. He who rides a tiger is afraid to dismount. 

9. Accept the Mongolian girl, boy, you worship ritual dismount wine.

10. The two men in armor each tried to dismount the other.

11. I had to dismount from my bicycle halfway up the hill.

12. The appearance of any plane was the signal to dismount and scatter.

13. This method is used to dismount a volume from the file system.

14. Alight definition, to dismount from a horse, descend from a vehicle, etc

15. His dismount was perfect with the feet together in a standing position.

16. So what's so urgent I had to dismount from a porky little Chinese?

Việc khẩn gì mà tôi phải xuống xe ngựa của tên người Hoa thế?

17. This parameter indicates whether the volume should be forced to dismount before checking.

18. From Middle English Alighten, from Old English ālīhtan ("to alight, dismount"), from prefix ā-(compare with Gothic us-, German er-, originally meaning "out") + līhtan ("to alight"), and Old English ġelīhtan ("to alight, approach, come, come down, dismount"), equivalent to a-+‎ light (“to dismount”).

19. One have to dismount from an idea and get into saddle again at every parenthesis.

20. Yourself petrographical mesocecal crooned thirstily a dinginess inside fiercely, it dismount an anorexic exude Adverbless folkways

21. As he attempted to dismount, he seemed to lose strength, and half fell to the ground.

22. In the middle of the prairie, we had a brilliant idea that we should dismount and play marbles.

Ở giữa đồng cỏ, chúng tôi đã có một ý tưởng tuyệt vời là chúng tôi nên xuống ngựa và chơi bắn bi.

23. The platoon commanders barked their orders to dismount and the vehicles came to an abrupt standstill amongst the enemy.

24. Alighten (third-person singular simple present Alightens, present participle Alightening, simple past and past participle Alightened) To alight, to dismount or get down from

25. Thanks to the magnetic attraction manner, the utility model combines the sun glasses with the common glasses, and can dismount the combination as necessary at any time.

26. Alighten (third-person singular simple present Alightens, present participle alightening, simple past and past participle alightened) To alight, to dismount or get down from

27. Alighten (third-person singular simple present alightens, present participle alightening, simple past and past participle Alightened) To alight, to dismount or get down from

28. Alighten (third-person singular simple present Alightens, present participle Alightening, simple past and past participle Alightened) To alight, to dismount or get down from

29. When a back and forth handle on the boring bar is rotated, the boring bar falls back and the pin can quickly dismount the knife.

30. Bicyclist Struck by Vehicle on Bath Pitmix: The suggested route is to dismount the bicycle and walk it on the sidewalk like others do when it is unsafe to ride in the street

31. Alighten (third-person singular simple present Alightens, present participle alightening, simple past and past participle alightened) To alight, to dismount or get down from. quotations ▼ To alight; to land, to descend and rest

32. In the present invention, wireless channel allocation and a data communication session linking operation for fare levying are carried out in advance, and fares are levied via the linked data communication session, before arriving at a boarding location where passengers mount a vehicle and dismount from the vehicle.

33. Passes and bridges Barricadoed, still remind the traveller of the late rebellion.” He adds that a most daring attack upon the long coach above alluded to, was made a short timepreviously by a gang of armed banditti, who obliged the passengers to dismount, and then plundered them one by one, while on another occasion the officer carrying the