mould 音标拼音: [m'old]
n . 模子,铸模,字模,模型
v . 铸造,造型,塑造
n . 性格,脾气,气质
n .
v . 土,土壤
模子,铸模,字模,模型铸造,造型,塑造性格,脾气,气质土,土壤
mould 模型
mould n 1 :
loose soil rich in organic matter [
synonym : {
mold }, {
mould }]
2 :
the distinctive form in which a thing is made ; "
pottery of this cast was found throughout the region " [
synonym : {
cast },
{
mold }, {
mould }, {
stamp }]
3 :
the process of becoming mildewed [
synonym : {
mildew }, {
mold },
{
mould }]
4 :
a fungus that produces a superficial growth on various kinds of damp or decaying organic matter [
synonym : {
mold }, {
mould }]
5 :
a dish or dessert that is formed in or on a mold ; "
a lobster mold "; "
a gelatin dessert made in a mold " [
synonym : {
mold },
{
mould }]
6 :
a distinctive nature ,
character ,
or type ; "
a leader in the mold of her predecessors " [
synonym : {
mold }, {
mould }]
7 :
sculpture produced by molding [
synonym : {
mold }, {
mould },
{
molding }, {
moulding }, {
modeling }, {
clay sculpture }]
8 :
container into which liquid is poured to create a given shape when it hardens [
synonym : {
mold }, {
mould }, {
cast }]
v 1 :
form in clay ,
wax ,
etc ; "
model a head with clay " [
synonym :
{
model }, {
mold }, {
mould }]
2 :
form by pouring (
e .
g .,
wax or hot metal )
into a cast or mold ;
"
cast a bronze sculpture " [
synonym : {
cast }, {
mold }, {
mould }]
3 :
make something ,
usually for a specific function ; "
She molded the rice balls carefully "; "
Form cylinders from the dough ";
"
shape a figure "; "
Work the metal into a sword " [
synonym :
{
shape }, {
form }, {
work }, {
mold }, {
mould }, {
forge }]
Mold \
Mold \,
Mould \
Mould \,
n . [
OE .
molde ,
AS .
molde ;
akin to D .
mul ,
G .
mull ,
mulm ,
OHG .
molt ,
molta ,
Icel .
mold ,
Dan .
muld ,
Sw .
mull ,
Goth .
mulda ,
and E .
meal flour .
See {
Meal },
and cf .
{
Mole }
an animal , {
Mull },
v .] [
The prevalent spelling is ,
perhaps , {
mould };
but as the u has not been inserted in the other words of this class ,
as bold ,
gold ,
old ,
cold ,
etc .,
it seems desirable to complete the analogy by dropping it from this word ,
thus spelling it as Spenser ,
South ,
and many others did .
The omission of the u is now very common in America .]
1 .
Crumbling ,
soft ,
friable earth ;
esp .,
earth containing the remains or constituents of organic matter ,
and suited to the growth of plants ;
soil .
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2 .
Earthy material ;
the matter of which anything is formed ;
composing substance ;
material .
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The etherial mold ,
Incapable of stain . --
Milton .
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Nature formed me of her softest mold . --
Addison .
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Mold
Mold \
Mold \,
Mould \
Mould \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Molded }
or {
Moulded };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Molding }
or {
Moulding }.]
To cover with mold or soil . [
R .]
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Mold
Mold \
Mold \,
Mould \
Mould \,
n . [
From the p .
p .
of OE .
moulen to become moldy ,
to rot ,
prob .
fr .
Icel .
mygla to grow musty ,
mugga mugginess ;
cf .
Sw .
m ["
o ]
gla to grow moldy .
See {
Muggy },
and cf . {
Moldy }.] (
Bot .)
A growth of minute fungi of various kinds ,
esp .
those of the great groups {
Hyphomycetes },
and {
Physomycetes },
forming on damp or decaying organic matter .
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Note :
The common blue mold of cheese ,
the brick -
red cheese mold ,
and the scarlet or orange strata which grow on tubers or roots stored up for use ,
when commencing to decay ,
are familiar examples . --
M .
J .
Berkley .
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Mold
Mold \
Mold \,
Mould \
Mould \,
v .
t . [
Cf .
F .
mouler ,
OF .
moler ,
moller .
See {
Mold }
the matrix .]
1 .
To form into a particular shape ;
to shape ;
to model ;
to fashion .
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He forgeth and moldeth metals . --
Sir M .
Hale .
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Did I request thee ,
Maker ,
from my clay To mold me man ? --
Milton .
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2 .
To ornament by molding or carving the material of ;
as ,
a molded window jamb .
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3 .
To knead ;
as ,
to mold dough or bread .
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4 . (
Founding )
To form a mold of ,
as in sand ,
in which a casting may be made .
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Moldable
Mold \
Mold \,
Mould \
Mould \,
v .
t .
To cause to become moldy ;
to cause mold to grow upon .
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Mold
Mold \
Mold \,
Mould \
Mould \,
v .
i .
To become moldy ;
to be covered or filled ,
in whole or in part ,
with a mold .
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Mold
Mold \
Mold \,
Mould \
Mould \,
n . [
OE .
molde ,
OF .
mole ,
F .
moule ,
fr .
L .
modulus .
See {
Model }.] [
For spelling ,
see 2d {
Mold },
above .]
1 .
The matrix ,
or cavity ,
in which anything is shaped ,
and from which it takes its form ;
also ,
the body or mass containing the cavity ;
as ,
a sand mold ;
a jelly mold .
--
Milton .
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2 .
That on which ,
or in accordance with which ,
anything is modeled or formed ;
anything which serves to regulate the size ,
form ,
etc .,
as the pattern or templet used by a shipbuilder ,
carpenter ,
or mason .
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The glass of fashion and the mold of form . --
Shak .
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3 .
Cast ;
form ;
shape ;
character .
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Crowned with an architrave of antique mold . --
Pope .
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4 . (
Arch .)
A group of moldings ;
as ,
the arch mold of a porch or doorway ;
the pier mold of a Gothic pier ,
meaning the whole profile ,
section ,
or combination of parts .
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5 . (
Anat .)
A fontanel .
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6 . (
Paper Making )
A frame with a wire cloth bottom ,
on which the pump is drained to form a sheet ,
in making paper by hand .
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Mold
Mould \
Mould \ (
m [=
o ]
lt ),
Moulder \
Mould "
er \ (
m [=
o ]
ld "[~
e ]
r ),
Mouldy \
Mould "
y \ (
m [=
o ]
ld "[
y ^]),
etc .
See {
Mold }, {
Molder }, {
Moldy },
etc .
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477 Moby Thesaurus words for "
mould ":
Ectocarpales ,
Phaeophyceae ,
Platonic form ,
Platonic idea ,
accommodate ,
accommodate with ,
accord ,
acres ,
adapt ,
adapt to ,
adenovirus ,
adjust ,
adjust to ,
aerobe ,
aerobic bacteria ,
aesthetic form ,
affect ,
agree with ,
algae ,
alluvion ,
alluvium ,
amoeba ,
anaerobe ,
anaerobic bacteria ,
anatomy ,
animus ,
aptitude ,
arable land ,
archetype ,
architectonics ,
architecture ,
aroma ,
arrangement ,
art form ,
assemble ,
assimilate to ,
attribute ,
autophyte ,
bacillus ,
bacteria ,
bacterium ,
badge ,
be guided by ,
bean ,
bend ,
bent ,
bias ,
biodegradability ,
biodegradation ,
blast ,
blight ,
block out ,
blood ,
body -
build ,
bracken ,
brand ,
break up ,
breakup ,
breed ,
brown algae ,
bug ,
build ,
building ,
cachet ,
cancer ,
canker ,
carve ,
cast ,
casting ,
character ,
characteristic ,
characteristics ,
chime in with ,
chisel ,
clan ,
clay ,
climber ,
clod ,
coccus ,
color ,
complexion ,
comply ,
comply with ,
compose ,
composition ,
compound ,
concoct ,
conferva ,
confervoid ,
configuration ,
configure ,
conform ,
conformation ,
constituents ,
constitution ,
construct ,
construction ,
control ,
correct ,
correspond ,
corrosion ,
corrupt ,
corruption ,
crasis ,
create ,
creation ,
creeper ,
crumble ,
crumble into dust ,
crust ,
cut ,
decay ,
decompose ,
decomposition ,
degradability ,
degradation ,
denomination ,
description ,
design ,
designation ,
devise ,
dharma ,
diathesis ,
diatom ,
die ,
differentia ,
differential ,
dilapidation ,
direct ,
dirt ,
discipline ,
disease -
producing microorganism ,
disintegrate ,
disintegration ,
disorganization ,
disposition ,
dissolution ,
distinctive feature ,
dry land ,
dry rot ,
dust ,
earmark ,
earth ,
eccentricity ,
echovirus ,
efform ,
elaborate ,
enterovirus ,
erect ,
ethos ,
evolve ,
extrude ,
fabric ,
fabricate ,
fabrication ,
fall in with ,
fall into decay ,
fall to pieces ,
fashion ,
fashioning ,
feather ,
feature ,
fern ,
fester ,
fiber ,
figuration ,
figure ,
filterable virus ,
fit ,
fix ,
flavor ,
follow ,
forge ,
forging ,
form ,
formalize ,
format ,
formation ,
formulate ,
found ,
frame ,
freehold ,
fruits and vegetables ,
fucus ,
fudge together ,
fungi ,
fungus ,
gangrene ,
gear to ,
genius ,
genre ,
genus ,
germ ,
get up ,
getup ,
glebe ,
go bad ,
go by ,
go to pieces ,
grain ,
gram -
negative bacteria ,
gram -
positive bacteria ,
grapevine ,
grassland ,
green algae ,
ground ,
guide ,
gulfweed ,
gust ,
habit ,
hallmark ,
harmonize ,
herb ,
heterophyte ,
hew ,
hue ,
humor ,
humors ,
humus ,
idiocrasy ,
idiosyncrasy ,
ilk ,
impress ,
impression ,
inclination ,
index ,
indite ,
individualism ,
influence ,
inner form ,
intaglio ,
ivy ,
kelp ,
keynote ,
kidney ,
kin ,
kind ,
knead ,
knock out ,
label ,
land ,
landholdings ,
last ,
lay out ,
layout ,
lead ,
leaning ,
legume ,
lentil ,
liana ,
lichen ,
lick into shape ,
line ,
lineaments ,
lithosphere ,
liverwort ,
loam ,
lot ,
make ,
make conform ,
make up ,
makeup ,
making ,
manner ,
mannerism ,
manufacture ,
marginal land ,
mark ,
marking ,
marl ,
matrix ,
mature ,
meet ,
mental set ,
mettle ,
microbe ,
microorganism ,
mildew ,
mind ,
mind -
set ,
mint ,
modality ,
mode ,
model ,
mold ,
molder ,
molding ,
molds ,
mortify ,
moss ,
moth ,
moth and rust ,
mushroom ,
must ,
nature ,
necrose ,
negative ,
nonfilterable virus ,
number ,
observe ,
odor ,
organic structure ,
organism ,
organization ,
oxidation ,
oxidization ,
parasite ,
parasitic plant ,
particularity ,
patch together ,
pathogen ,
pattern ,
patterning ,
pea ,
peculiarity ,
persuasion ,
perthophyte ,
pest ,
phylum ,
physique ,
phytoplankton ,
picornavirus ,
piece together ,
plan ,
planktonic algae ,
plant families ,
predilection ,
predisposition ,
prefabricate ,
preference ,
prepare ,
proclivity ,
produce ,
production ,
propensity ,
property ,
prototype ,
protozoa ,
protozoon ,
puffball ,
pulse ,
punch ,
put together ,
put up ,
putrefy ,
putresce ,
quality ,
quirk ,
race ,
raise ,
rankle ,
real estate ,
real property ,
rear ,
reconcile ,
rectify ,
red algae ,
region ,
regolith ,
reovirus ,
resolution ,
rhinovirus ,
rickettsia ,
rockweed ,
rot ,
rough out ,
roughcast ,
roughhew ,
rub off corners ,
run up ,
rust ,
saprophyte ,
sargasso ,
sargassum ,
savor ,
sculpt ,
sculpture ,
sea lentil ,
sea moss ,
sea wrack ,
seal ,
seaweed ,
set ,
set up ,
settle ,
setup ,
shape ,
shaping ,
shoe last ,
significant form ,
singularity ,
slant ,
smack ,
smut ,
sod ,
soil ,
somatotype ,
sort ,
specialty ,
species ,
sphacelate ,
spirillum ,
spirit ,
spirochete ,
spoil ,
spoilage ,
spore ,
stamp ,
staphylococcus ,
straighten ,
strain ,
streak ,
streptococcus ,
stripe ,
structure ,
structuring ,
style ,
subaerial deposit ,
subsoil ,
succulent ,
suchness ,
suit ,
suppurate ,
system ,
tailor ,
taint ,
tally with ,
tang ,
taste ,
tectonics ,
temper ,
temperament ,
template ,
tendency ,
tenor ,
terra ,
terra firma ,
terrain ,
territory ,
texture ,
thallogens ,
the country ,
the like of ,
the likes of ,
thermoform ,
tissue ,
toadstool ,
token ,
tone ,
topsoil ,
trait ,
tribe ,
trick ,
trypanosome ,
turn ,
turn of mind ,
twist ,
type ,
variety ,
vein ,
vetch ,
vibrio ,
vine ,
virus ,
warp ,
warp and woof ,
way ,
weave ,
web ,
whomp up ,
woodland ,
work ,
worm ,
wort ,
wrack ,
write ,
yield
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