modelling

• Substantivo que designa a atividade ou o processo de criar uma representação ou simulação de algo, frequentemente em escala menor ou em forma preliminar; também pode se referir ao trabalho de posar para artistas ou de exibir roupas.

A noun referring to the activity or process of creating a representation or simulation of something, often on a smaller scale or in a preliminary form.

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1. B2formalart

   A preliminary sculpture in wax or clay from which a finished work can be copied.

   Escultura preliminar

   • The artist created a small modelling of the statue before casting it in bronze.
   • She spent weeks on the clay modelling for the exhibition.
   • The modelling in wax allowed for easy adjustments to the design.

   Sinônimosmodelsketch

2. Representation on a smaller scaleB2formalart

   The act of representing something, usually on a smaller scale.

   Modelagem

   • The architect's modelling of the building helped visualize the final structure.
   • He used 3D modelling to create a miniature version of the city.
   • The modelling of the landscape was incredibly detailed.

   Sinônimosminiaturizationreplicationrepresentationreproductionsimulation

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de demonstrar ou exibir algo, ou de criar uma representação ou simulação de um sistema ou conceito.

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.

   Modelar

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

   Sinônimosdisplayexhibitflauntparadepresentshow offshowcasesportwear

2. B2formal

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

   Modelar

   • 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.

   Sinônimoscopyimitatemimicprototypereplicaterepresentreproducesimulate

3. Imitate or emulateB2formal

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

   Imitar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosapecopyemulatefollowimitatemimicmirrorsimulate

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