Mount up
verb
To slowly increase in quantity, value or number over time.
The bills are starting to mount up and I am little worried how to pay them.

Often appears as...
- debt mount up
- problems mount up
verb
To climb or get up on something, particularly a horse or bike.
He mounted up on his horse and galloped away.

Often appears as...
- mount up on horse
- mount up on motorcycle
verb
To prepare and launch an operation or action.
The soldiers are getting ready to mount up their attack at dawn.

Often appears as...
- mount up an attack
- mount up a campaign
Usage tips
Technical
verb
To slowly increase in quantity, value or number over time.
The bills are starting to mount up and I am little worried how to pay them.

Often appears as...
- debt mount up
- problems mount up
verb
To climb or get up on something, particularly a horse or bike.
He mounted up on his horse and galloped away.

Often appears as...
- mount up on horse
- mount up on motorcycle
verb
To prepare and launch an operation or action.
The soldiers are getting ready to mount up their attack at dawn.

Often appears as...
- mount up an attack
- mount up a campaign
Usage tips
Technical
Definition 1 of 3

Gradual Increase
Use 'mount up' to show something is slowly rising, like stress or work, not for sudden changes.

Pressure at work started to mount up during the holiday season.
Negative Situations
'Mount up' often suggests a negative buildup, like problems or debts.

Worries about the test began to mount up.
Active Resolution
When things mount up, it implies a need for action to address the increase.

I need to sort out my tasks; they're mounting up.
Gradual Increase
Use 'mount up' to show something is slowly rising, like stress or work, not for sudden changes.

Pressure at work started to mount up during the holiday season.
Negative Situations
'Mount up' often suggests a negative buildup, like problems or debts.

Worries about the test began to mount up.
Active Resolution
When things mount up, it implies a need for action to address the increase.

I need to sort out my tasks; they're mounting up.
Gradual Increase
Use 'mount up' to show something is slowly rising, like stress or work, not for sudden changes.

Pressure at work started to mount up during the holiday season.
Negative Situations
'Mount up' often suggests a negative buildup, like problems or debts.

Worries about the test began to mount up.
Active Resolution
When things mount up, it implies a need for action to address the increase.

I need to sort out my tasks; they're mounting up.
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