英：['mɒdlɪŋ]
美：['mɒdəlɪŋ]
modeling如何读
modeling是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 模特儿职业
- 【美术】立体感（表现法）
- 造型（术）
- 制造模型的方法
- 塑像术
- 模造
- 模型工
- 模仿法
- 模型建立
- 【计】 建模
- 动词model的现在分词
modeling自然拼读
mod·el·ing
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modeling词根
词根：model
adj.model 模范的；作模型用的
n.model 模型；典型；模范；模特儿；样式
modelling 模化；立体感；模特儿职业（等于modeling）
modeler 塑造者；制造模型者（model的名词形式）
v.modelling 模仿（model的ing形式）；做模型
vi.model 做模型；做模特儿
vt.model 模拟；塑造；模仿
modeling英英释义
noun
a usually miniature representation of somethingalso: a pattern of something to be made
a plastic model of the human heart
a type or design of product (such as a car)
offers eight new models for next year, including a completely restyled convertible
a type or design of clothing
girls, self-conscious in their Paris models—Paul Bowles
a system of postulates, data, and inferences presented as a mathematical description of an entity or state of affairsalso: a computer simulation (see simulation sense 3a) based on such a system
climate models
archetype
an example for imitation or emulation
his written addresses are models of clearness, logical order, and style—A. B. Noble
one who is employed to display clothes or other merchandise
has appeared as a model in ads for swimsuits
a person or thing that serves as a pattern for an artistespecially: one who poses for an artist
His wife served as the model for many of his paintings.
version sense 2
an experimental model of a bionic arm
a description or analogy used to help visualize something (such as an atom) that cannot be directly observed
structural design
a home on the model of an old farmhouse
an organism whose appearance a mimic imitates
animal model
dialectal British copy, image
obsolete a set of plans for a building
verb
transitive verb
to construct or fashion in imitation of a particular model
modeled its constitution on that of the U.S.
to shape or fashion in a plastic material
modeling figures from clay
to produce a representation or simulation (see simulation sense 3a) of
using a computer to model a problem
to display by wearing, using, or posing with
modeled gowns
to plan or form after a pattern : shape
legislative institutions primarily modeled on the English pattern
archaic to make into an organization (such as an army, government, or parish)
intransitive verb
to work or act as a fashion or art model
Each contestant modeled in front of the judges.
to design or imitate forms : make a pattern
The students are modeling in clay.
adjective
serving as or capable of serving as a pattern
a model student
being a usually miniature representation of something
a model airplane
modeling词组
mathematical modeling数学建模；数学模拟
modeling language模型化语言
numerical modelingn. 数值模拟
computer modeling计算机模拟；计算机建模；计算机模拟技术
data modeling数据建模
geometric modeling几何造型；几何建模；图形表示法；形状记述法
profile modeling仿形；靠模
stochastic modeling随机模型
modeling algorithm建模算法
behavior modeling行为建模；行为模拟；行为模仿
modeling词源中文解释
也称 modelling，1650年代，“使达到期望状态的行动”，是 model（v.）的动名词。指“用黏土、蜡等制作模型”的意思始于1799年。指“时装模特儿的工作”始于1941年。 Modeling-clay 最早出现于1886年； modeling agency 则始于1943年。
modeling_体育行业词汇
模仿法
modeling_化工行业词汇
建模
modeling_医学行业词汇
造型〔术〕：改进行为的技术，以指导病人模仿他人的良好行为
modeling_石油行业词汇
模型模拟
modeling_自动化行业词汇
建模
modeling词源英文解释
Noun and Verb Middle French modelle, from Old Italian modello, from Vulgar Latin *modellus, from Latin modulus small measure, from modus
The first known use of model was in 1570
modeling儿童词典英英释义
moderate1 of 3adjective
avoiding or lacking extremes (as in behavior or temperature) moderate climates
a moderate eater
calm entry 3 sense 2, reasonable
moderate demands
neither very much nor very little : average in size or amount
a moderate rain
neither very good nor very bad
met with only moderate success
opposed to major social change or extreme political ideas
a moderate candidate
not expensive : reasonable or low in price
moderate rates
moderate2 of 3verb
to make or become less violent, severe, or intense
to guide a discussion or act as chairperson of a meeting
moderate3 of 3noun
one who holds moderate views or belongs to a moderate group (as in politics)
moderate1 of 3adjective
avoiding or lacking extremes (as in behavior or temperature) moderate climates
a moderate eater
calm entry 3 sense 2, reasonable
moderate demands
neither very much nor very little : average in size or amount
a moderate rain
neither very good nor very bad
met with only moderate success
opposed to major social change or extreme political ideas
a moderate candidate
not expensive : reasonable or low in price
moderate rates
moderate2 of 3verb
to make or become less violent, severe, or intense
to guide a discussion or act as chairperson of a meeting
moderate3 of 3noun
one who holds moderate views or belongs to a moderate group (as in politics)
moderate1 of 3adjective
avoiding or lacking extremes (as in behavior or temperature) moderate climates
a moderate eater
calm entry 3 sense 2, reasonable
moderate demands
neither very much nor very little : average in size or amount
a moderate rain
neither very good nor very bad
met with only moderate success
opposed to major social change or extreme political ideas
a moderate candidate
not expensive : reasonable or low in price
moderate rates
moderate2 of 3verb
to make or become less violent, severe, or intense
to guide a discussion or act as chairperson of a meeting
moderate3 of 3noun
one who holds moderate views or belongs to a moderate group (as in politics)
moderate1 of 3adjective
avoiding or lacking extremes (as in behavior or temperature) moderate climates
a moderate eater
calm entry 3 sense 2, reasonable
moderate demands
neither very much nor very little : average in size or amount
a moderate rain
neither very good nor very bad
met with only moderate success
opposed to major social change or extreme political ideas
a moderate candidate
not expensive : reasonable or low in price
moderate rates
moderate2 of 3verb
to make or become less violent, severe, or intense
to guide a discussion or act as chairperson of a meeting
moderate3 of 3noun
one who holds moderate views or belongs to a moderate group (as in politics)
modemnoun
a device that changes signals from one form to a form which can be used by another kind of equipment
computer information is sent over telephone lines using a modem
model1 of 3noun
a small but exact copy of something
a ship model
a pattern or figure of something to be made
clay models for a statue
a person who sets a good example
a model of politeness
a person or thing that serves as an artist's patternespecially: a person who poses for an artist or photographer
a person who wears in the presence of customers garments that are for sale or who poses for ads for merchandise (as clothes)
type entry 1 sense 2b, kind
our car is a late model
a description or construction used to help form a picture of something (as an atom) that cannot be seen directly
a model of a DNA molecule
a computer simulation
climate models
model2 of 3verb
to plan or shape after a pattern
to make a model : mold
to act or serve as a model
model3 of 3adjective
serving as or worthy of being a pattern
a model student
being a miniature copy of something
a model airplane
model1 of 3noun
a small but exact copy of something
a ship model
a pattern or figure of something to be made
clay models for a statue
a person who sets a good example
a model of politeness
a person or thing that serves as an artist's patternespecially: a person who poses for an artist or photographer
a person who wears in the presence of customers garments that are for sale or who poses for ads for merchandise (as clothes)
type entry 1 sense 2b, kind
our car is a late model
a description or construction used to help form a picture of something (as an atom) that cannot be seen directly
a model of a DNA molecule
a computer simulation
climate models
model2 of 3verb
to plan or shape after a pattern
to make a model : mold
to act or serve as a model
model3 of 3adjective
serving as or worthy of being a pattern
a model student
being a miniature copy of something
a model airplane
model1 of 3noun
a small but exact copy of something
a ship model
a pattern or figure of something to be made
clay models for a statue
a person who sets a good example
a model of politeness
a person or thing that serves as an artist's patternespecially: a person who poses for an artist or photographer
a person who wears in the presence of customers garments that are for sale or who poses for ads for merchandise (as clothes)
type entry 1 sense 2b, kind
our car is a late model
a description or construction used to help form a picture of something (as an atom) that cannot be seen directly
a model of a DNA molecule
a computer simulation
climate models
model2 of 3verb
to plan or shape after a pattern
to make a model : mold
to act or serve as a model
model3 of 3adjective
serving as or worthy of being a pattern
a model student
being a miniature copy of something
a model airplane
modeling 例句
1 She moved to New York and, for her intermittent modeling career, took the name Norris Church.
2 Designers and modeling agencies have pledged not to cast girls under 16 in the shows.
3 Sideserf crafted the confection from yellow cake and buttercream frosting, with the exterior molded using modeling chocolate, The New York Post reports.
4 And for many of the black women, modeling was far more lucrative than the jobs they’d left or those that might have been in their future.
5 Television, movie and modeling agents want to meet with him.
6 She'd like to be a film actress, but at present she's modeling.
她想当电影演员, 但现在她在做模特儿.
7 But she was hired, and on the way out of the place she bought ten cents worth of chocolate and a little modeling clay set for George.
8 A component prototype modeling method based on semantics was suggested.
提出了一种基于语义的组件化样机建模方法.
9 She started running — slimming from size 12 to 8 — and spoke to Ford about modeling again.
10 Mr. Adams’s modeling career ended after a Hodgkin’s lymphoma diagnosis in 1994 and he spent 10 months undergoing chemotherapy.
11 Ms. Johnson has used the clout she has accrued over the years to combat the racism she finds pervasive in the modeling industry.
12 After Vine went out of business, some of its most notable alumni went to YouTube; Mr. Dunn, instead, has spread his influence across Instagram, sports media and modeling.
13 The film gave its grade school audiences a glimpse of independent girlhood, modeling an inquisitive sense of play in the city that is hard to imagine now in our buttoned-up, fearful modern-day world.
14 “She got it from a modeling scout,” my husband informed me.
15 Standard accounts of Valadon’s life suggest she used her time modeling to absorb artistic wisdom from the male painters who objectified her.
16 At 30, having enjoyed a brief modeling career, she moved back to Nigeria with the goal of seizing professional opportunities she saw opening up in her motherland.
17 When the ad was released in May, it set off a press frenzy, with T.'s modeling agency, Women, receiving more than 400 interview requests.
18 The 21,000-square-foot park was designed to “bring modeling to the masses” via a series of attractions and activities including catwalk experiences, professional wardrobe and hairstyling, professional photo shoots and more.
19 And if it drums up some modeling or acting business for Ms. Kim, well, she deserves it.
20 And on the far side of the studio, three naked women, with thin red scarves veiling their bodies, are modeling on a platform surrounded by a group of students sketching.
modeling 同义词
modeling 短语相关
animal model
color model
language model
large language model
model oneself after
model oneself on
role model
scale model
standard model
Watson-Crick model
相关词
from beyond the grave
free translation
for your information
for starters
for your pains
frog face
for the sake of
from here on
for the fun of it
frame up
force down
force a smile
for the road
from hand to hand
for pity's sake
for shame
fresh from
from nature
from head to foot
forge ahead
forget about
frighten off
for the love of
from door to door
frame out
freeze to
from here on out
for the sake of argument
fresh start
forever and ever