modelling
US: /ˈmɑdəˌɫɪŋ/
UK: /mˈɒdəlɪŋ/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
modelling /'mɔdliɳ/- danh từ
- nghệ thuật làm mẫu vật, nghệ thuật làm mô hình, nghệ thuật làm khuôn tượng
- nghề mặc quần áo làm mẫu (cho khách xem)
Advanced English dictionary
(BrE) (AmE modeling) noun [U]1 the work of a fashion model: a career in modelling + a modelling agency
2 the activity of making models of objects: clay modelling
3 the work of making a simple description of a system or a process that can be used to explain it, etc: mathematical / statistical / computer modelling
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 representation, replica, mock-up, maquette, scale model, working model, miniature, dummy, image, likeness, facsimile, copy:
This is a model of the house he is planning.
2 original, mould, archetype, prototype, pattern, paragon, ideal, exemplar, example, standard:
When the wax model is finished, we cast it in bronze using the cire perdue process. Their government was established after the Roman model.
3 ideal, paragon, exemplar, epitome, beau idéal, cream, crème de la crème, ne plus ultra, nonpareil, nonsuch or nonesuch:
He is the very model of what a father should be.
4 subject, sitter, poser:
Dali's wife served as his model for many paintings.
5 mannequin; dummy:
She is tall and thin enough to be a fashion model. May I see the hat that is on that model in the window?
6 design, kind, type, style, version; variety, sort, form, fashion, configuration; brand, mark:
I'm intending to trade my car in for a newer model.
v.
7 fashion, mould, shape, form, sculpt, carve (out), make, fabricate, produce:
She modelled these figures out of fine clay.
8 pose in, display, show (off), wear, Colloq sport:
She makes a fortune modelling swimwear.
9 model after or on. imitate, copy, pattern on or after, emulate, follow:
Architects often used to model public buildings after the temples on the Acropolis.
adj.
10 copy, imitation, facsimile, representative, miniature:
He enjoys building model aeroplanes.
11 ideal, exemplary, perfect, archetypal, unequalled, consummate, inimitable:
Oliver has been a model student.
moderateadj.
1 temperate, calm, reasonable, cool, judicious, rational, balanced, unexcessive, modest, sober, sensible, commonsensical, controlled, deliberate, steady:
In view of the conflicting interests expressed, the council has adopted a moderate policy regarding parking
2 centre, middle-of-the-road, non-radical, non-reactionary:
Bella's political outlook is said by some to be moderate.
3 fair, middling, average, ordinary, medium, middle, modest, mediocre, unexceptional, Colloq fair to middling:
They have a good range of clothing, all sold at very moderate prices.
n.
4 middle-of-the-roader, non-radical, non-reactionary, centrist:
Where do the moderates stand on the issue of constitutional reform?
v.
5 abate, calm, mollify, soothe, ease, relax, alleviate, mitigate, soften, dull, blunt, cushion, relieve, reduce, lessen, remit, slacken, diminish, decrease, defuse, temper, Colloq let up (on):
He would get along better if he moderated the violence of his reactions and learned to relax
6 mediate, arbitrate, referee, judge, chair, supervise, preside (over), coordinate, run, regulate, manage, direct:
Professor Gill will moderate the panel discussion.
Concise dictionary
modelled|modelling|models|modeled|modeling'mɑdl /'mɒdlnoun
+a hypothetical description of a complex entity or process
+a type of product
+a person who poses for a photographer or painter or sculptor
+representation of something (sometimes on a smaller scale)
+something to be imitated
+someone worthy of imitation
+a representative form or pattern
+a woman who wears clothes to display fashions
+the act of representing something (usually on a smaller scale)
verb
+plan or create according to a model or models
+form in clay, wax, etc
+assume a posture as for artistic purposes
+display (clothes) as a mannequin
+create a representation or model of
+construct a model of
adj.
+worthy of imitation
