| 词汇 | mold |
| 释义 | mold (verb) mold (noun) mold 6 ENTRIES FOUND: mold (noun) mold (verb) mold (noun) molding (noun) crown molding (noun) break (verb) 1 mold (US) noun or British mould /ˈmoʊld/ plural molds 1 mold (US) noun or British mould /ˈmoʊld/ plural molds Learner's definition of MOLD [count] 1 a : a container that is used to give its shape to something that is poured or pressed into it模具 The candles are made in a mold.这些蜡烛是用模具制成的。 The gelatin is poured into a mold and chilled until firm.骨胶被灌入模具里后冷却，直到变硬。 b : something made in a mold模制品；铸成物 a large plaster mold of a foot一个大的足部石膏模型 2 : a usual or typical example of something : a pattern or type of something that is an example to be followed范例；模式 a movie in the classic/traditional/familiar mold of a Hollywood thriller好莱坞经典/传统/常用模式的恐怖片 She does not fit (into/in) the mold of a typical college professor. [=she is not a typical college professor]她不像一个典型的大学教授。 He is (cast) in the same mold as other troubled heroes. [=he resembles other troubled heroes]他和其他同样处于困境的主人公们类似。 break the mold 1 : to do something in a completely new way打破陈规 Voters are looking for a candidate who will break the mold and give them honest answers.选民在寻找一个能够打破陈规且对选民诚实的候选人。 2 informal — used to describe a very unusual or admired person很了不起的人 He was the greatest man I ever knew. They broke the mold when they made that guy. [=there will never be another person like him]他是我认识的最伟大的人，再也不会有像他那样的人了。 — compare 3mold 2 mold (US) verb or British mould /ˈmoʊld/ molds; molded; molding 2 mold (US) verb or British mould /ˈmoʊld/ molds; molded; molding Learner's definition of MOLD 1 [+ object] a : to form or press (something, such as wax, plastic, clay, or dough) into a particular shape使…成形；把…定型 mold dough into loaves of bread把面团做成一条一条的面包 b : to make (something) from a material that has been formed or pressed塑造（某物） mold loaves of bread用模具做条状面包 She gave her mother a tiny statue that she molded from clay.她把自己用黏土塑造的小塑像送给了妈妈。 The mountains were molded [=formed, shaped] by the glaciers over thousands of years.数千年来这些山脉被冰川塑造成形。 2 [+ object] : to make (something) by pouring or pressing material (such as wax or plastic) into a mold（用模具）浇铸，塑造 The art class spent its time molding candles.美术课上，学生们用模具做蜡烛。 mold plastic toys浇铸塑料玩具 a molded plastic chair注塑成型的塑料椅 3 [+ object] : to create, influence, or affect the character of (someone or something)塑造；影响 She has dedicated her life to teaching and molding young children into responsible adults.她毕生都致力于将孩子教导和塑造成负责任的成年人。 molding young minds塑造年轻人的思想 He took a struggling company and molded it into something special.他接手了一家举步维艰的公司，并把它打造得别具特色。 4 [no object] : to fit to the shape of something与…的形状吻合 This new mattress pad will mold to your body [=it will change its shape to fit your body] when you sleep on it.这个新床垫会在你睡上去时和你的身体相契合。 The fabric is thin and flexible and will mold to your shape.这种布料既薄又有弹性，会很贴身。 — molder (US) or British moulder /ˈmoʊldɚ/ noun, plural molders [count] He sees himself as a molder of world events.他自视为世界大事的塑造者。 a molder of young minds年轻人思想的塑造者 3 mold (US) noun also British mould /ˈmoʊld/ plural molds 3 mold (US) noun also British mould /ˈmoʊld/ plural molds Learner's definition of MOLD : a soft substance that grows on the surface of damp or rotting things霉；霉菌 [noncount] She's allergic to mold, cigarette smoke, and dust.她对霉菌、香烟烟雾和粉尘过敏。 bread mold [=mold that grows on bread]面包霉 [count] a slime mold [=a mold that is slimy]黏霉 — compare 1mold |
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