mold 英 [məʊld] 　 美 [mold]

mold

mold　 英 [məʊld] 美 [mold]

vt. 塑造；使发霉；用模子制作　 vi. 发霉　 n. 霉菌；模子　

进行时:molding　 过去式:molded　 过去分词:molded　 第三人称单数:molds　 名词复数:molds　

The plastic was poured into the mold and left to set until it was firm.　塑料被注入模子后， 便放在一边让它慢慢凝结硬化。
Because of its flexibility, we can mold software into any form to do almost anything.　由于灵活性，我们可以将软件塑造成任何形式从而处理几乎所有的问题。

  • That green fungus growing on your bread is called mold — use it as a science experiment if you want to, but you definitely shouldn't plan on eating it. Mold grows where there is damp, decaying organic matter.
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  • vt. 塑造；使发霉；用模子制作
  • vi. 发霉
  • n. 霉菌；模子

  • 1. The plastic was poured into the mold and left to set until it was firm.

    塑料被注入模子后， 便放在一边让它慢慢凝结硬化。

  • 2. Because of its flexibility, we can mold software into any form to do almost anything.

    由于灵活性，我们可以将软件塑造成任何形式从而处理几乎所有的问题。

  • 3. God uses all of it to mold you for your ministry to others and shape you for your service to him.

    无论大小，神会使用一切事来塑造你，好叫你能为他服务，也能在教会里承担一定责任。

  • mold (n.1) also mould, "hollow shape," c. 1200, originally "fashion, form; nature, native constitution, character," metathesized from Old French modle "model, plan, copy; way, manner" (12c., Modern French moule), from Latin modulum (nominative modulus) "measure, model," diminutive of modus "manner" (from PIE root *med- "take appropriate measures"). From c. 1300 as "pattern or model by which something is shaped or made." To break the mold "render impossible the creation of another" is from 1560s.
  • mold (n.2) also mould, "furry fungus," early 15c., probably from moulde, past participle of moulen "to grow moldy" (early 13c.), related to Old Norse mygla "grow moldy," possibly from Proto-Germanic *(s)muk- indicating "wetness, slipperiness," from PIE *meug- (see mucus). Or it might have evolved from (or been influenced by) Old English molde "loose earth" (see mold (n.3)).
  • mold (n.3) also mould, "loose earth," Old English molde "earth, sand, dust, soil; land, country, world," from Proto-Germanic *mulda (source also of Old Frisian molde "earth, soil," Old Norse mold "earth," Middle Dutch moude, Dutch moude, Old High German molta "dust, earth," Gothic mulda "dust"), from PIE root *mele- "to crush, grind." Specifically, since late (Christian) Old English, "the earth of the grave."
  • mold (v.) also mould, mid-14c., "to mix, blend;" late 14c. "to knead, shape," from mold (n.1). Figurative sense (of character, etc.) is from c. 1600. Related: Molded; molding.
mold ( especially US) ( BrE, CanE mould ) / məʊld ; NAmE moʊld / noun , verb mold molds molded molding noun 1 [countable ] a container that you pour a liquid or soft substance into, which then becomes solid in the same shape as the container, for example when it is cooled or cooked 模具；铸模 ◆ A clay mold is used for casting bronze statues. 用黏土模具来浇铸青铜塑像。 ◆ Pour the chocolate into a heart-shaped mold. 将巧克力倒入心形模子。 ◆ They broke the moldwhen they made you (= there is nobody like you). 塑人完毕，模子捣碎（意指世上没有相同的人）。 2 [countable ,  usually singular ] a particular style showing the characteristics, attitudes or behaviour that are typical of sb/sth （独特）类型，个性，风格 ◆ a hero in the ‘Superman’ mold “超人”式的英雄 ◆ He is cast in a different mold from his predecessor. 他和他的前任作风不一样。 ◆ She doesn't fit (into) the traditional mold of an academic. 她不像一个传统的学者。 3 [uncountable ,  countable ] a fine soft green, grey or black substance like fur that grows on old food or on objects that are left in warm wet air 霉；霉菌 ◆ There's mold on the cheese. 干酪发霉了。 ◆ molds and fungi 霉菌和真菌 ◆ mold growth 霉的生长 ☞see also leaf mould IDIOM break the ˈmold (of sth) to change what people expect from a situation, especially by acting in a dramatic and original way 改变…模式；打破…模式而自成一格 verb 1 [transitive ] to shape a soft substance into a particular form or object by pressing it or by putting it into a mold （用模具）浇铸，塑造 moldA (into B) ◆ First, mold the clay into the desired shape. 首先，将陶土揉捏成需要的形状。 moldB (from/out of/in A) ◆ The figure had been molded in clay. 这座人像是用黏土塑造的。 2 [transitive ] to strongly influence the way sb's character, opinions, etc. develop 对…影响重大；将…塑造成 moldsb/sth ◆ The experience had molded and coloured her whole life. 这次经历影响了她的一生。 moldsb/sth into sb/sth ◆ He molded them into a superb team. 他将他们打造成一支非凡的团队。 3 [intransitive ,  transitive ] mold(sth) to sth to fit or make sth fit tightly around the shape of sth （使）紧贴于，（使）与…吻合 ◆ The fabric molds to the body. 这种织物很贴身。 mold / məʊld ; NAmE moʊld /
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