modeled

UK
/ˈmɒd.əld/
US
/ˈmɑː.dld/
modeledadjective
more modeled
Comp.
most modeled
Super.
UK
/ˈmɒd.əld/
US
/ˈmɑː.dəld/
Translations
modéliséCourant en informatique, en design et en architecture.
The new software has a modeled interface that resembles the previous version.
Le nouveau logiciel a une interface modélisée qui ressemble à la version précédente.
Additional translations
modéliséSe dit d’une représentation simplifiée ou réduite d’un objet, d’un bâtiment ou d’un système.
Definitions
Designed or shaped according to a particular model or pattern.
The new software has a modeled interface that resembles the previous version.
Represented in a form that is a smaller or simplified version of something.
The architect presented a modeled version of the building to the clients.
modelverb

modeled

Past Simple

modeled
Past Simple
modeled
Past Participle
modeling
Gerund
UK
/ˈmɒd.əl/
US
/ˈmɑː.dl̩/
Translations
modéliserEn sciences, en informatique et en statistiques.
The scientists modeled the climate changes to predict future weather patterns.
Les scientifiques ont modélisé les changements climatiques pour prévoir les futurs régimes météorologiques.
modelerFaçonner une matière.
The artist modeled the clay into a beautiful sculpture.
L'artiste a modelé l'argile en une belle sculpture.
servir de modèleAu sens de donner l'exemple.
The teacher modeled good behavior for her students to follow.
L'enseignant a servi de modèle en matière de bon comportement pour que ses élèves l'imitent.
Additional translations
mannequinerRare; dans le domaine de la mode.
Definitions
To create a representation or simulation of a system or process.
The scientists modeled the climate changes to predict future weather patterns.
To display or wear clothing for the purpose of advertising or promoting it.
She was hired to model the latest fashion collection on the runway.
To shape or form something, often using a particular material.
The artist modeled the clay into a beautiful sculpture.
To serve as an example or pattern for something.
The teacher modeled good behavior for her students to follow.
modelpast participle

modeled

Used of objects or figures that have been shaped or fashioned; functions attributively.
Translations
modeléParticipe passé adjectival.
The carefully modeled figure impressed the judges.
La figure soigneusement modelée a impressionné les juges.
Definitions
Shaped or fashioned in a particular way.
The carefully modeled figure impressed the judges.
modelnoun
Definitions
A representation, generally in miniature, to show the construction or appearance of something.
The architect presented a model of the new building to the city council.
A person employed to display clothes or other merchandise.
She works as a model for a famous fashion brand.
A standard or example for imitation or comparison.
The teacher used the student's essay as a model for the rest of the class.
A simplified description, especially a mathematical one, of a system or process, to assist calculations and predictions.
The scientists developed a model to predict the effects of climate change.
A particular design or version of a product.
The latest model of the smartphone has several new features.
A person who poses for an artist, photographer, or sculptor.
The painter hired a model to sit for the portrait.
modelgerund / present participle
Definitions
Relating to or used for the act of modeling.
She brought modeling clay to the art class.
modeladjective
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Serving as an example or standard for others to follow.
She was a model student, always completing her assignments on time and helping her classmates.
Representing an ideal or perfect version of something.
The model home was beautifully decorated to showcase the potential of the new development.
Miniature in scale; made to imitate or represent something on a smaller scale.
He collects model trains that run around his basement.