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mod

UK
/mɒd/
US
/mɑd/

Translations

modnoun
mods
pl
UK
/mɒd/
US
/mɑd/
The 1960s mod fashion was very popular.
Мода 1960-х годов была очень популярна.
Additional translations
модификация
Synonyms
mode
modifier
style
trend
fashion
modverb
modded
Past Simple
modded
Past Participle
modding
Gerund
UK
/mɒd/
US
/mɑd/
She likes to mod her clothes to create a unique style.
Она любит изменять свою одежду, чтобы создать уникальный стиль.
He decided to mod his car to improve its performance.
Он решил модифицировать свою машину, чтобы улучшить её производительность.
Additional translations
переделывать
Synonyms
modify
tailor
adapt
revise
change
adjust
alter
modadjective
more mod
Comp.
most mod
Super.
Used chiefly in reference to the 1960s British youth culture or to describe something fashionable or modern.
Synonyms
modish
smart
snazzy
dapper
cool
modern
fashionable
stylish
trendy
chic
contemporary
hip
modpreposition
Mathematical usage, short for 'modulo', placed after numbers.

Definitions

modnoun
A modification, especially in the context of video games or software, where users alter or add to the original content.
The new mod for the game added several new levels and characters.
A member of a subculture in the 1960s, characterized by a particular style of dress, music, and lifestyle, often associated with modern jazz and rhythm and blues.
He dressed like a mod, with a sharp suit and a Vespa scooter.
An online moderator; a person who enforces rules and guides discussion on an Internet platform.
If you see spam in the comments, ping a mod to remove it.
modverb
To modify or make changes to something, especially software or hardware, to improve or customize it.
He decided to mod his computer to enhance its gaming performance.
To act as a moderator in an online forum or discussion, overseeing the conversation and enforcing rules.
She was asked to mod the chat room during the live event to ensure a respectful dialogue.
modadjective
Fashionable and modern in style, especially characteristic of the 1960s British youth subculture.
Her mod hairstyle and slim-fitting suit turned heads wherever she went.
modpreposition
With respect to the modulus of; modulo.
9 and 14 are congruent mod 5.
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