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demount

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de·mount  (d-mount)
tr.v. de·mount·ed, de·mount·ing, de·mounts
To remove (a motor, for example) from a position on a mounting or other support.
de·mounta·ble adj.
demount [diːˈmaʊnt]
vb
(tr) to remove (a motor, gun, etc.) from its mounting or setting
demountable  adj
Translations
demount
vt (= take to pieces) → auseinandernehmen, zerlegen; machinery → abmontieren


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