Definition of demountable in English:

demountable

adjective diːˈmaʊntəb(ə)ldēˈmoun(t)əb(ə)ldəˈmoun(t)əb(ə)l

Able to be dismantled or removed from its setting and readily reassembled or repositioned.
可拆卸重装的
in the spare bedroom I had a demountable workbench
Example sentencesExamples
- The building, much of which has been bolted together, is demountable and could be reconstructed elsewhere.
- But while their efforts saved the main clubhouse from serious damage the contents of the demountable building were completely destroyed.
- The community office, a demountable building in Shaw Road, was put up recently to provide a venue for a wide range of community activities.
- The steel-framed hall, which has a vinyl skin, can be divided into thirds by demountable rebound boards.
- It was one of those demountable school buildings and it looked like it must have been least 50 years old.
- The tiny new centre, a demountable containing a kitchen and an office, and an outdoor area with tables and chairs, is tucked between the martial arts shed and the back fence at the Youth Centre.
- Moveable seating risers, a demountable perimeter balcony, trapped stage floor, and an array of lighting catwalks provide a highly flexible space for innovative theater.
- Now mostly recycled as fence posts, the hollow demountable poles were used originally to erect telegraphic wires across the Central Australian Desert during the 2nd World War.
- Right and left demountable units were interchangeable, the entire unit being designed to afford the operator the greatest advance made up to that point in maintenance economy and interchangeability.
- And, when you are finished with that, fix up the hospitals and stop educating kids in demountable classrooms.
- Similarly, paying a premium for demountable walls but then allowing electricians to install conventional wiring inside them compromises the flexibility that was so highly sought and paid for.
- Utes, trucks, forklifts, cranes, sea containers, demountable site buildings, various tools, office furniture, computers and building stock were among the items up for sale.
- The demountable buildings have a 25-year life expectancy.
- Organisers want to break fundraising records to help the school replace its old demountable classrooms and support a £200,000 church appeal.
- A possible solution is to use demountable defences which can be put into place when there is a risk of flooding and then taken down when the river has subsided.
- In the latest incident, Mrs Green came back from the half-term holiday to find six windows in the demountable classrooms and nursery smashed.
- She says it's taken years to save $30,000 for the canteen, a demountable structure meant to be the forerunner for a bigger building including change rooms.
- Sea containers, demountable site building, various tools, office furniture, computers and building stock will also go under the hammer.
- Once it is detached and demountable, it can be taken away.
- Flood protection proposals had now been drawn up, involving a 1.78 metre demountable flood barrier, partly under the steps leading down from the bridge to the river.

Derivatives

demount

verb diːˈmaʊnt

[with object]

Dismantle or remove (an object or device) from its setting.
the unit is easy to mount and demount from the tractor
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, the cork walls are prefabricated panels which, like the modular steel structure, will be demounted at the end of the event to be re-erected in Portugal.
- Richard had spent many hours demounting, washing, drying, and remounting about two hundred slides from a total of a couple of thousand left mouldering in a shed.
- Modular construction has allowed the prefabricated elements to be demounted; they are intended to be erected in other configurations elsewhere.

Definition of demountable in US English:

demountable

adjectivedēˈmoun(t)əb(ə)ldəˈmoun(t)əb(ə)l

Able to be dismantled or removed from its setting and readily reassembled or repositioned.
可拆卸重装的
in the spare bedroom I had a demountable workbench
Example sentencesExamples
- And, when you are finished with that, fix up the hospitals and stop educating kids in demountable classrooms.
- The steel-framed hall, which has a vinyl skin, can be divided into thirds by demountable rebound boards.
- Now mostly recycled as fence posts, the hollow demountable poles were used originally to erect telegraphic wires across the Central Australian Desert during the 2nd World War.
- But while their efforts saved the main clubhouse from serious damage the contents of the demountable building were completely destroyed.
- Once it is detached and demountable, it can be taken away.
- The community office, a demountable building in Shaw Road, was put up recently to provide a venue for a wide range of community activities.
- The demountable buildings have a 25-year life expectancy.
- Utes, trucks, forklifts, cranes, sea containers, demountable site buildings, various tools, office furniture, computers and building stock were among the items up for sale.
- She says it's taken years to save $30,000 for the canteen, a demountable structure meant to be the forerunner for a bigger building including change rooms.
- Sea containers, demountable site building, various tools, office furniture, computers and building stock will also go under the hammer.
- It was one of those demountable school buildings and it looked like it must have been least 50 years old.
- Flood protection proposals had now been drawn up, involving a 1.78 metre demountable flood barrier, partly under the steps leading down from the bridge to the river.
- A possible solution is to use demountable defences which can be put into place when there is a risk of flooding and then taken down when the river has subsided.
- The building, much of which has been bolted together, is demountable and could be reconstructed elsewhere.
- Similarly, paying a premium for demountable walls but then allowing electricians to install conventional wiring inside them compromises the flexibility that was so highly sought and paid for.
- The tiny new centre, a demountable containing a kitchen and an office, and an outdoor area with tables and chairs, is tucked between the martial arts shed and the back fence at the Youth Centre.
- In the latest incident, Mrs Green came back from the half-term holiday to find six windows in the demountable classrooms and nursery smashed.
- Organisers want to break fundraising records to help the school replace its old demountable classrooms and support a £200,000 church appeal.
- Moveable seating risers, a demountable perimeter balcony, trapped stage floor, and an array of lighting catwalks provide a highly flexible space for innovative theater.
- Right and left demountable units were interchangeable, the entire unit being designed to afford the operator the greatest advance made up to that point in maintenance economy and interchangeability.

词汇	demountable
释义	Definition of demountable in English: demountable adjective diːˈmaʊntəb(ə)ldēˈmoun(t)əb(ə)ldəˈmoun(t)əb(ə)l Able to be dismantled or removed from its setting and readily reassembled or repositioned. 可拆卸重装的 in the spare bedroom I had a demountable workbench Example sentencesExamples The building, much of which has been bolted together, is demountable and could be reconstructed elsewhere. But while their efforts saved the main clubhouse from serious damage the contents of the demountable building were completely destroyed. The community office, a demountable building in Shaw Road, was put up recently to provide a venue for a wide range of community activities. The steel-framed hall, which has a vinyl skin, can be divided into thirds by demountable rebound boards. It was one of those demountable school buildings and it looked like it must have been least 50 years old. The tiny new centre, a demountable containing a kitchen and an office, and an outdoor area with tables and chairs, is tucked between the martial arts shed and the back fence at the Youth Centre. Moveable seating risers, a demountable perimeter balcony, trapped stage floor, and an array of lighting catwalks provide a highly flexible space for innovative theater. Now mostly recycled as fence posts, the hollow demountable poles were used originally to erect telegraphic wires across the Central Australian Desert during the 2nd World War. Right and left demountable units were interchangeable, the entire unit being designed to afford the operator the greatest advance made up to that point in maintenance economy and interchangeability. And, when you are finished with that, fix up the hospitals and stop educating kids in demountable classrooms. Similarly, paying a premium for demountable walls but then allowing electricians to install conventional wiring inside them compromises the flexibility that was so highly sought and paid for. Utes, trucks, forklifts, cranes, sea containers, demountable site buildings, various tools, office furniture, computers and building stock were among the items up for sale. The demountable buildings have a 25-year life expectancy. Organisers want to break fundraising records to help the school replace its old demountable classrooms and support a £200,000 church appeal. A possible solution is to use demountable defences which can be put into place when there is a risk of flooding and then taken down when the river has subsided. In the latest incident, Mrs Green came back from the half-term holiday to find six windows in the demountable classrooms and nursery smashed. She says it's taken years to save $30,000 for the canteen, a demountable structure meant to be the forerunner for a bigger building including change rooms. Sea containers, demountable site building, various tools, office furniture, computers and building stock will also go under the hammer. Once it is detached and demountable, it can be taken away. Flood protection proposals had now been drawn up, involving a 1.78 metre demountable flood barrier, partly under the steps leading down from the bridge to the river. Derivatives demount verb diːˈmaʊnt [with object] Dismantle or remove (an object or device) from its setting. the unit is easy to mount and demount from the tractor Example sentencesExamples In fact, the cork walls are prefabricated panels which, like the modular steel structure, will be demounted at the end of the event to be re-erected in Portugal. Richard had spent many hours demounting, washing, drying, and remounting about two hundred slides from a total of a couple of thousand left mouldering in a shed. Modular construction has allowed the prefabricated elements to be demounted; they are intended to be erected in other configurations elsewhere. Definition of demountable in US English: demountable adjectivedēˈmoun(t)əb(ə)ldəˈmoun(t)əb(ə)l Able to be dismantled or removed from its setting and readily reassembled or repositioned. 可拆卸重装的 in the spare bedroom I had a demountable workbench Example sentencesExamples And, when you are finished with that, fix up the hospitals and stop educating kids in demountable classrooms. The steel-framed hall, which has a vinyl skin, can be divided into thirds by demountable rebound boards. Now mostly recycled as fence posts, the hollow demountable poles were used originally to erect telegraphic wires across the Central Australian Desert during the 2nd World War. But while their efforts saved the main clubhouse from serious damage the contents of the demountable building were completely destroyed. Once it is detached and demountable, it can be taken away. The community office, a demountable building in Shaw Road, was put up recently to provide a venue for a wide range of community activities. The demountable buildings have a 25-year life expectancy. Utes, trucks, forklifts, cranes, sea containers, demountable site buildings, various tools, office furniture, computers and building stock were among the items up for sale. She says it's taken years to save $30,000 for the canteen, a demountable structure meant to be the forerunner for a bigger building including change rooms. Sea containers, demountable site building, various tools, office furniture, computers and building stock will also go under the hammer. It was one of those demountable school buildings and it looked like it must have been least 50 years old. Flood protection proposals had now been drawn up, involving a 1.78 metre demountable flood barrier, partly under the steps leading down from the bridge to the river. A possible solution is to use demountable defences which can be put into place when there is a risk of flooding and then taken down when the river has subsided. The building, much of which has been bolted together, is demountable and could be reconstructed elsewhere. Similarly, paying a premium for demountable walls but then allowing electricians to install conventional wiring inside them compromises the flexibility that was so highly sought and paid for. The tiny new centre, a demountable containing a kitchen and an office, and an outdoor area with tables and chairs, is tucked between the martial arts shed and the back fence at the Youth Centre. In the latest incident, Mrs Green came back from the half-term holiday to find six windows in the demountable classrooms and nursery smashed. Organisers want to break fundraising records to help the school replace its old demountable classrooms and support a £200,000 church appeal. Moveable seating risers, a demountable perimeter balcony, trapped stage floor, and an array of lighting catwalks provide a highly flexible space for innovative theater. Right and left demountable units were interchangeable, the entire unit being designed to afford the operator the greatest advance made up to that point in maintenance economy and interchangeability.
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