mode

UK
/məʊd/
US
/moʊd/

Translations

modenoun
modes
pl
UK
/məʊd/
US
/moʊd/
The mode of the 1980s was quite distinct.
Мода 1980-х годов была довольно своеобразной.
The computer is in sleep mode.
Компьютер находится в спящем режиме.
The mode of transportation was by train.
Способ передвижения был поездом.
Additional translations
modeverb
moded
Past Simple
moded
Past Participle
moding
Gerund
Archaic and technical usage; infrequently encountered in contemporary English.
modeadjective
UK
/məʊd/
US
/moʊd/
Used attributively before nouns to denote a particular operating state or style (e.g., "mode switch").

Definitions

modenoun
A manner or way of doing something.
The mode of transportation they chose was by train.
A particular functioning condition or arrangement.
The computer is currently in sleep mode.
A fashion or style in clothing, art, or literature.
The mode of the 1920s was characterized by flapper dresses and jazz music.
In statistics, the value that appears most frequently in a data set.
In the data set 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, the mode is 2.
A set of musical notes forming a scale and from which melodies and harmonies are constructed.
The piece was composed in the Dorian mode.
A category of grammatical or logical modality; a verb mood.
The subjunctive mode is rarely used in modern English.
In physics and engineering, a specific pattern of vibration, oscillation, or electromagnetic field that a system can sustain.
The microwave resonator was tuned to its fundamental mode.
modeverb
To fashion or shape something into a particular form or style.
The sculptor moded the clay into an elegant figure.
To adjust or set (equipment or a system) so that it operates in a particular mode or configuration.
The engineers moded the laser to continuous-wave operation for the experiment.
modeadjective
Relating to or operating in a particular mode or state.
Press the mode button to select the desired setting.