surmounted

英 [səˈmaʊntɪd]

美 [sərˈmaʊntɪd]

v.  克服; 解决; 处于(某物)上面; 置于(某物)顶端
surmount的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 克服;解决
  If yousurmounta problem or difficulty, you deal successfully with it.
  1. I realized I had to surmount the language barrier.
     我意识到我不得不克服语言障碍。
• VERB 处于…上面;置于…顶端
  If somethingis surmounted bya particular thing, that thing is on top of it.
  1. The island is surmounted by a huge black castle.
     岛的最高处耸立着一座巨大的黑色城堡。

英英释义

adj

• having something on top
  1. columns surmounted by statues

双语例句

• Completes each matter earnestly, take surmounted the customer, the colleague and shareholder's expectation as the honor.
  认真做好每件事，以超越客户、同仁和股东的期望为荣。
• The column is surmounted by a statue.
  柱顶上树立了一尊雕像。
• We suffered great hardships, but we surmounted all our difficulties.
  苦头是吃了不少，但是困难都胜利渡过了。
• Emerging markets, however, have generally surmounted the crisis.
  但新兴市场大体上已从危机中恢复。
• An old term for a landmark that consisted of a pile of stones surmounted by an upright slab.
  界碑的旧时说法，指一堆石头上一块竖直的石板。
• The hill was surmounted with a large castle.
  小山上有一座巨大的城堡。
• Having something on top: columns surmounted by statues.
  在顶上有事物的：顶上有雕像的圆柱。
• The emblem consists of the United Nations symbol surmounted by a staff with a snake coiling round it.
  该会徽由一条蛇盘绕的权杖所覆盖的联合国标志组成。
• He surmounted his handicap and achieved great success.
  他克服了自己的不利条件，取得很大成就。
• Some obstacles are not meant to be surmounted.
  有些障碍没有意味被战胜。