model

• Describe algo que es un excelente ejemplo de su tipo, o a una persona que se considera perfecta en comportamiento o apariencia.

Describes something that is an excellent example of its kind, or a person who is considered perfect in behavior or appearance.

1. Exemplary or idealB2formal

   Serving as an excellent example or standard to be imitated.

   modelo, ejemplar

   • She is a model student who always does her homework.
   • The company is a model of efficiency and innovation.
   • He set a model example for his younger siblings.

   Sinónimosarchetypalclassicconsummateexemplaryidealperfectquintessentialstandard

   Antónimosdeficientflawedimperfectinadequateinferiorsubstandard

2. Miniature or scaledB1formal

   Being a small-scale representation of something, often used for display or demonstration.

   Modelo a escala

   • The architect presented a model house for the new development.
   • Children played with model trains on the track.
   • The museum displayed a model of the solar system.

   Sinónimosminiaturemockreplicascalescaledtoy

• Sustantivo que designa una representación, ejemplo o versión simplificada de algo, utilizada a menudo para demostración, análisis o imitación; también persona que posa o exhibe ropa, o un tipo o diseño de producto.

A noun referring to a representation, example, or simplified version of something, often used for demonstration, analysis, or imitation.

1. Representation or exampleB1formal

   A simplified representation of a system, object, or concept used for analysis or explanation.

   Modelo como representación o ejemplo

   • The architect presented a 3D model of the building.
   • Scientists use a climate model to predict weather patterns.
   • This is a mathematical model of population growth.

   Sinónimosexemplarmock-upparadigmpatternprototypereplicarepresentationsimulation

2. Fashion modelA2formal

   A person employed to display clothing, accessories, or other products for advertising or fashion shows.

   Modelo de moda

   • She works as a fashion model for a top agency.
   • The model walked down the runway in a stunning dress.
   • Many models start their careers at a young age.

   Sinónimosclotheshorsemannequinsupermodel

3. Role modelB1formal

   A person whose behavior, example, or success is emulated by others.

   Modelo a seguir

   • He is a role model for young athletes.
   • Teachers often serve as models for their students.
   • She is a model of hard work and dedication.

   Sinónimosbeau idealexampleexemplaridealparadigmparagonpatternstandardtemplate

4. Product versionA2formal

   A particular design or version of a product, especially a car or electronic device.

   Modelo de producto

   • This is the latest model of the smartphone.
   • The car model was discontinued last year.
   • They released a new model of the laptop with better features.

   Sinónimosdesigneditionstyletypevariantversion

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de mostrar o exhibir algo, o de crear una representación o simulación de un sistema o concepto.

A verb used to indicate the act of displaying or demonstrating something, or creating a representation or simulation of a system or concept.

1. Display clothing or productsB1formal

   To wear or show clothing, accessories, or other products to promote them.

   Mostrar/modelar productos

   • She models for a famous fashion brand.
   • He modeled the new collection at the show.
   • They hired her to model their jewelry line.

   Sinónimosdisplayexhibitflauntparadepresentshow offshowcasesportwear

2. B2formal

   To create a representation or simulation of something, often in a smaller scale or in a digital form.

   Modelar (crear una representación)

   • The architect modeled the building in 3D software.
   • Scientists model climate change to predict future patterns.
   • They modeled the economic impact of the new policy.

   Sinónimoscopyimitatemimicprototypereplicaterepresentreproducesimulate

3. Imitate or emulateB2formal

   To copy or follow the behavior or style of someone or something.

   Imitar o emular

   • Children often model their behavior after their parents.
   • She modeled her leadership style on her mentor.
   • The artist modeled his technique after the old masters.

   Sinónimosapecopyemulatefollowimitatemimicmirrorsimulate

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