a standard model, pattern, or mode of operation used as a guide or template; schema

scale; scope; extent; the size or range of something such as a project, organization, or building

fashion or photographic model; a loanword

a physical representation of an object, typically on a smaller scale, used for exhibition, experimentation, or as a toy

large in range or scope; extensive; broad-scale

to imitate, copy, or mimic; to follow an existing model

the act of imitating the behavior or appearance of something; an imitation or simulation

indistinct; vague; fuzzy; not clear

outward appearance; look or style; the way a person or object looks

an exemplary person or thing that serves as a fine example to follow; a prototype

exactly the same; identical; as alike as two peas in a pod

a hardware component or structural unit forming part of a larger system (e.g., in engineering or architecture); a self-contained unit of code or a functional program unit within a computer software system

template; pattern plate; boilerplate; used in digital contexts for standardized formats

industrial mold, matrix, pattern, or die used for casting or shaping materials (the reading "mó jù" is standard in Taiwan)

[abbreviation] for [[劳动模范|勞動模範|lao2 dong4 mo2 fan4]]; a title awarded to individuals with outstanding contributions in work and production

To expand production or operations to reach a significant scale; to implement large-scale management.

(abbreviation) supermodel

famous fashion model; top model

a model or pattern to be followed; an example worthy of imitation

to put on airs; to behave in an affected or artificial way to impress or deceive others

to have begun to take shape; to have reached a basic level of organization or scale, typically said of a project, city, or organization

unclear; fuzzy; obscure or inexplicit

A person or object used by an artist as a reference for painting or sculpting; a person who displays fashion or other products; a prototype used as a basis for a creative work.

a tool used to give shape to something, such as a pattern, matrix, or die for making food or objects

(idiom) to be badly mangled or mutilated; gruesome or bloody in appearance, often describing severe injuries from an accident or disaster

modularization; modularity; to modularize

a scale model or miniature replica of a vehicle

Heroes and exemplary individuals; an abbreviation of [[英雄|英雄|ying1 xiong2]] and [[模范|模範|mo2 fan4]]

(linguistics) the grammaticalized expression of the speaker's attitude or the status of a proposition

equivocal or ambiguous; used to describe opinions, attitudes, or statements that are vague and can be interpreted in more than one way

in great style; putting on a convincing performance or appearance, as if one is the real thing

A device that provides a simulated environment for specific training, such as a flight simulator

a constant factor or a value used in calculations; modulus

unclear, hazy, or blurred; lacking clarity in sight, sound, or memory

meeting a certain standard or looking the part; decent; presentable; with an air of importance or solemnity

to follow a fixed pattern; to standardize; to make something conform to a model

modulus of elasticity; coefficient of restitution

the quality of being unclear or imprecise; fuzziness

A scale model of an aircraft, especially one used for sport or competition; short for [[航空模型|航空模型|hang2 kong1 mo2 xing2]]

A practice test that imitates the format and conditions of a real examination; simulated examination.

(idiom) to dress up or pose in a way that doesn't match one's true character or status, often used to mock someone for acting more important or refined than they are

with an ostentatious or swaggering manner, often appearing arrogant or acting as if others are not present

the average performance of a representative sample on a test, used as a basis for interpreting scores (e.g., age or grade norms)

imitator; copyist

To shape plastic or powdered materials by placing them into a heated mold and applying pressure.

the mark made by the ridges on the skin of a finger, also called a [[手印|手印|shou3 yin4]]

model, pattern, or stencil-plate; template used in design or software; formwork used for pouring concrete

(bound form) single-mode, referring to fiber optics or light transmission

to remove an object from a mold; to release from a pattern or casting die