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Mold
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模具, 形状
a container or shape used to form food into a particular shape or form, such as a cake mold or a gelatin mold
What is a "mold"?
A mold refers to a container or form used to shape food into specific shapes or sizes. It can be made of various materials such as silicone, metal, plastic, or even glass, and comes in a wide range of shapes and sizes, from simple geometric shapes to intricate designs. Molds are commonly used for desserts like cakes, cookies, and chocolates, as well as for savory dishes such as pâtés, terrines, and jellied salads.
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模具, 形状
the distinctive form in which a thing is made
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模具, 模型
sculpture produced by molding
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模子, 性格
a distinctive nature, character, or type
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模具, 慕斯
a dish or dessert that is formed in or on a mold
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霉菌, 真菌
a fungus that produces a superficial growth on various kinds of damp or decaying organic matter
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霉菌, 模具
the process of becoming mildewed
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腐殖土, 霉菌
loose soil rich in organic matter
to mold
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塑形, 模塑
to give a soft substance a particular shape or form by placing it into a mold or pressing it
Transitive: to mold a material into a form
Example
The artist molded the soft wax into a lifelike sculpture of a bird.
She carefully molded the clay into a beautiful vase on the potter 's wheel.
To create a uniform design, the carpenter carefully molded the wood into identical shapes for the furniture project.
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塑造, 造型
to shape or fashion an object by pressing, shaping, or manipulating malleable material
Transitive: to mold an object from specific material
Example
He molded a toy from plastic.
She molded a vase from ceramic.
The artist molded a sculpture from clay, carefully shaping it into a lifelike representation of a human figure.
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发霉, 长霉
to become covered in a type of fungus that grows in damp and dark conditions
Intransitive
Example
If you leave bread out in humid weather, it will quickly mold, becoming unsuitable for consumption.
If you leave wet clothes in a pile for too long, they will eventually mold, producing a foul smell.
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塑造, 造就
to shape or influence the way someone’s character or opinions develop
Transitive: to mold someone’s character or opinions
Example
The cultural traditions of her heritage molded her identity.
The teachings of his parents and mentors molded his worldview.
The inspiring stories of great leaders molded her aspirations.
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塑造, 造型
to adjust or shape something closely to the contours or structure of another object
Transitive: to mold sth
Example
The automotive technician molded the rubber seal to fit tightly around the edges of the car door.
The carpenter molded the wooden trim to fit precisely against the curved walls of the room.
With a steady hand, the surgeon molded the bone graft to fit snugly into the patient 's jaw.
