English - English - mountain
n. large elevated area on the earth's surface that rises to a summit, hill; large quantity, pile (Informal); obstacle
English - French - mountain
n. montagne; monceau, tas
English - German - mountain
n. Berg; Haufen
English - Indonesian - mountain
n. gunung, dolok, jabal, banyaknya
English - Italian - mountain
s. montagna, monte; mucchio, (fam) sacco
English - Polish - mountain
n. góra
a. górski, halny, górzysty
English - Portuguese - mountain
s. montanha, cordilheira, serra
English - Romanian - mountain
n. munte, noian, grămadă
a. imens, colosal
English - Russian - mountain
с. гора, масса, куча, множество
English - Turkish - mountain
i. dağ
English - Ukrainian - mountain
n. гора, маса
a. гірський
English - Dutch - mountain
zn. berg; grote hoeveelheid
English - Greek - mountain
ουσ. όρος, βουνό
English - Arabic - mountain
مقدار وافر، جبل، طود حبل، كتلة ضخمة
English - ChineseS - mountain
(名) 山; 山脉
English - ChineseT - mountain
(名) 山; 山脈
English - Hindi - mountain
n. पहाड़, पर्वत, अधिक संख्या, अनेकता
a. पहाड़ी, पर्वतीय
English - Japanese - mountain
(名) 山; 山脈; 多量; 山積
English - Korean - mountain
명. 산, 언덕; 많은 양, 산더미 ( 구어); 장애물
English - Vietnamese - mountain
n. núi, đống to, đống lớn, dãy núi
Definition of mountain
Noun
1. A large mass of earth and rock, rising above the common level of the earth or adjacent land, usually given by geographers as above 1000 feet in height (or 304.8 metres), though such masses may still be described as hills in comparison with larger mountains.
Everest is the highest mountain in the world.
We spent the weekend
hiking in the mountains.
2. A large amount.
There's still a mountain of work to do.
3. A difficult task or challenge.
4. A thick breast of a lady.
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