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Model
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model, manekýn
a person who is employed by an artist to pose for a painting, photograph, etc.
Who is a "model"?
A model is a person who is hired by an artist, photographer, or other creator to pose for a painting, photograph, sculpture, or other artwork. The model's role is to provide a visual reference for the artist, helping them capture the desired poses, expressions, or physical features needed for their work. Models can pose for a variety of artistic projects, ranging from portraits to fashion photography. Their participation is crucial in allowing artists to show realistic or imaginative scenes and characters.
Example
The sculptor used a model to create a realistic representation of the human figure, ensuring accuracy in proportions and details.
The artist hired a model to sit for a portrait, capturing the subject 's unique features and expressions.
The painting was inspired by a live model, allowing the artist to study the human form in great detail.
02
model, manekýn
a person whose job is to display clothes by wearing them and being photographed
Example
The magazine cover showcased a model in a stunning wedding dress.
The advertisement featured a model with a radiant smile.
The model walked down the runway with grace and confidence.
03
model, reprezentace
a description of a process or system that is simplified to demonstrate how it works under specific circumstances, especially in mathematics
Example
The mathematical model predicted the growth of the population based on current trends.
To test the new traffic light system, engineers used a model of the intersection with various traffic patterns.
The economic model helped analysts understand how changes in tax rates might affect the overall economy.
04
model, verze
a particular type or version of a product, such as a car model
05
model, maketa
a representation or replica of something, often created on a smaller scale, to show its design or function
Example
The car manufacturer unveiled a model of the latest vehicle at the auto show.
The architect presented a scale model of the new building to the clients.
The museum displayed a detailed model of the ancient city.
06
model, příklad
something to be imitated
07
model, maketa
a representative form or pattern
08
model, příklad
someone worthy of imitation
09
model, maketa
the act of representing something (usually on a smaller scale)
to model
01
modelovat, sochat
to shape or create a three-dimensional figure or object using a soft, moldable material like clay or wax
Transitive: to model sth
Example
The artist modeled a sculpture out of clay for the upcoming exhibition.
The sculptor modeled the statue with fine details, using a malleable mixture of clay.
She modeled the figure 's face with careful precision, adding fine details in the wax.
02
modelovat, sochat
to create a smaller representation of something using wood, etc.
Transitive: to model sth
Example
The architect modeled the new building design with foam board and glue.
The sculptor frequently models miniature versions of famous landmarks.
Can you model a prototype of the new product for the presentation?
03
modelovat, předvádět
to wear clothes for display especially as a profession
Intransitive
Transitive: to model an outfit
Example
She modeled the designer dress on the catwalk during Fashion Week.
He modeled a suit in a commercial to highlight its fine craftsmanship.
She modeled for a magazine cover, wearing a stunning evening gown.
04
modelovat, vytvářet podle vzoru
to create or build something by following the design, structure, or example of an existing model or prototype
Transitive: to model sth on an example
Example
The students modeled their science project on a famous invention to explore its principles.
She modeled the furniture piece on an antique design, adding a modern twist.
The designer modeled the new clothing line on the fashion trends of the 1980s.
05
modelovat, představovat
to make a representation of something, especially one based on mathematics
Transitive: to model sth
Example
The biologist modeled the spread of the invasive species in the ecosystem.
They modeled the chemical reaction to determine the best conditions for the experiment.
To estimate the growth of the population, researchers modeled the data over the next 50 years.
06
pózovat, modelovat
to pose or work for an artist, often as a subject for drawings, paintings, or sculptures
Intransitive
Example
She often models for local artists, helping them improve their skills with real-life subjects.
The artist asked him to model in various poses to help with his painting of the human body.
She enjoys modeling for artists, allowing them to capture her movements and expressions.
model
01
modelový, vzorný
worthy of imitation
Příklad
The sculptor used a model to create a realistic representation of the human figure, ensuring accuracy in proportions and details.
The artist hired a model to sit for a portrait, capturing the subject's unique features and expressions.
The painting was inspired by a live model, allowing the artist to study the human form in great detail.
During the fashion class, students learned how to direct a model to achieve the desired poses for their photo shoots.
She enjoyed working as a model, finding it fascinating to see how different photographers interpret her appearance.
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