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mod

/mɒd/

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adjective

/mɒd/B2formalbritish
  • ruПрилагательное, используемое для описания чего-то, характерного для субкультуры модов 1960-х годов, особенно в моде или музыке; также неформально используется в значении «современный» или «стильный».

An adjective used to describe something that is characteristic of the 1960s Mod subculture, especially in fashion or music; also used informally to mean 'modern' or 'stylish'.

  1. Modern or fashionableB2informalbritish

    Relating to a recently developed fashion or style; contemporary.

    ruМодный

    • She wore a very mod dress to the party.
    • The interior design of the cafe is very mod.
    • He has a mod haircut that is popular among young people.

    Synonymschiccontemporarycurrentfashionablehipmodernstylishtrendyvoguish

    Antonymsold-fashionedoutdatedunfashionable

Forms
  • modder comparative form
  • more mod comparative form
  • moddest superlative form
  • most mod superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/mɒd/C1formalbritish
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее британского подростка или молодого человека 1960-х годов, известного своим вниманием к моде и культурным соперничеством с рокерами.

A noun referring to a British teenager or young adult from the 1960s, known for being fashion-conscious and having a cultural rivalry with rockers.

  1. 1960s subculture memberB2formalbritish

    A young person in Britain during the 1960s who followed a fashionable style of dress and music, and was associated with a subculture that contrasted with the rockers.

    ruМод

    • The mods were known for their sharp suits and scooters.
    • He dressed like a mod with a parka jacket and Italian boots.
    • The rivalry between mods and rockers was famous in the 1960s.

    Synonymsmodernist

  2. ModificationB1informal

    An alteration or adjustment made to something, especially hardware, software, or a vehicle, to improve or change its function or appearance.

    ruМодификация

    • He installed a performance mod on his car engine.
    • Gamers often create mods to add new features to games.
    • The software mod fixed the bug and improved speed.

    Synonymsadjustmentalterationchangeenhancementtweakupgrade

    Antonymsoriginalstandardstock

  3. Moderator (abbreviation)B1informal

    A person who supervises an online community, forum, or chat room to enforce rules and maintain order.

    ruМодератор (сокращение)

    • The mod removed the offensive comment immediately.
    • If you have a question, ask the mod for help.
    • She became a mod for the gaming forum after helping many users.

    Synonymsmoderator

Forms
  • mods plural form
  • mods' possessive plural form
  • mod's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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