model

• Décrit quelque chose qui est un excellent exemple de son genre, ou une personne considérée comme parfaite dans son comportement ou son apparence.

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.

   exemplaire, idéal

   • 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.

   Synonymesarchetypalclassicconsummateexemplaryidealperfectquintessentialstandard

   Antonymesdeficientflawedimperfectinadequateinferiorsubstandard

2. Miniature or scaledB1formal

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

   modèle réduit

   • 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.

   Synonymesminiaturemockreplicascalescaledtoy

• Nom désignant une représentation, un exemple ou une version simplifiée de quelque chose, souvent utilisée pour la démonstration, l'analyse ou l'imitation.

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.

   modèle (représentation)

   • 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.

   Synonymesexemplarmock-upparadigmpatternprototypereplicarepresentationsimulation

2. Fashion modelA2formal

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

   mannequin

   • 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.

   Synonymesclotheshorsemannequinsupermodel

3. Role modelB1formal

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

   Modèle de rôle

   • 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.

   Synonymesbeau idealexampleexemplaridealparadigmparagonpatternstandardtemplate

4. Product versionA2formal

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

   Modèle de produit

   • 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.

   Synonymesdesigneditionstyletypevariantversion

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de présenter ou de montrer quelque chose, ou de créer une représentation ou une simulation d'un système ou d'un concept.

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.

   présenter des vêtements ou des produits

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

   Synonymesdisplayexhibitflauntparadepresentshow offshowcasesportwear

2. B2formal

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

   modéliser

   • 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.

   Synonymescopyimitatemimicprototypereplicaterepresentreproducesimulate

3. Imitate or emulateB2formal

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

   Imiter ou imiter le comportement de quelqu'un

   • 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.

   Synonymesapecopyemulatefollowimitatemimicmirrorsimulate

   Antonymesdepartdeviatedifferdisobeydivergeignoreneglectrebel