mound

名詞

UK/maʊnd/
US/maʊnd/

定義 mound 名詞

pile

  1. Countable

    a raised pile of earth, stones, or similar material, resembling a small hill.

    • An ancient burial mound.

    • Archaeologists discovered a mound during the excavation.

    • They built a mound to protect their homes from flooding.

  2. Countable

    a large, heaped pile of something.

    • A mound of dirty dishes on the kitchen counter.

    • A mound of fallen leaves in the yard.

    • She found a mound of unopened letters on the table.

sports

  1. Countable

    the slightly raised area on a baseball field from which the pitcher throws the ball.

    • The pitcher stepped onto the mound to prepare to throw.

    • The dirt on the mound was packed very hard.

    • The pitcher always checks the condition of the mound before throwing.