moulds

中英词典

moulds (英 [məʊldz]; 美 [moʊldz])

形容词

1. 模具的，用于制作模具的

2. 发霉的，长霉菌的

3. 柔软的，易塑造的

名词

1. 模具，铸型，铸模

2. 霉菌，霉霉菌

3. (尤指)土壤，环境

4. 人的性格，特质，习性

词语辨析

1. moulds vs. molds:

在英国英语中，moulds是模具的意思，而molds是发霉的意思；而在美国英语中，mold既可以表示模具，也可以表示发霉。

词汇扩充

1. mouldable (形容词): 易塑造的，可塑的

2. moulding (名词): 模型，装饰线条

3. mouldiness (名词): 发霉，霉菌污染

4. mouldy (形容词): 发霉的，陈腐的

近义词

1. form：形状，形式

2. template：模板，样板

3. cast：铸造，投掷

反义词

1. break：打破，折断

2. destroy：破坏，毁灭

3. dismantle：拆除，解体

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）

moulds (noun)

1. A mould is a hollow container that you pour liquid into. When the liquid becomes solid, the container is removed or broken in order to get the solid object out.

2. A mould is a container used for shaping soft food or a substance such as jelly or butter.

3. A mould is a hollow container used for shaping a particular type of object. For example, a jelly mould is used to make jellies in a particular shape.

4. A mould is an object which is made in a particular shape or pattern. You use it to make objects which have the same shape or pattern.

5. A mould is a hollow container which is used to make objects out of substances such as plastic, glass, or metal.

6. A mould is a soft substance that grows in food and other substances when they are not kept fresh enough.

mould (verb)

1. If something moulds into a particular shape, or if you mould it into a particular shape, it becomes that shape.

2. If you mould something such as a plan or system, or if it moulds itself, you influence it so that it develops in the way that you want it to.

3. If a person or experience moulds you, or if you mould yourself on a person or experience, they influence you and make you the kind of person you are.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）

mould (noun)

1. A hollow container used to give shape to molten or hot liquid material (such as wax or metal) when it cools and hardens.

2. A distinctive and typical style or form.

3. A frame on which something is shaped or made.

4. A furry growth of minute fungi occurring typically in moist warm conditions, especially on food or other organic matter.

5. A person's character or style.

mould (verb)

1. Shape (a substance such as plastic or metal) by pouring it into a mould when liquid.

2. Influence the formation or development of.

3. (chiefly of a soft substance or material) gradually shape or be shaped into a particular form or within a particular space.

用法

moulds 作名词时，常用复数形式；作动词时，第三人称单数形式为moulds。

相关例句

1. The factory produces various types of moulds for plastic products. (工厂生产各种塑料制品的模具。)
2. She used a cake mould to shape the jelly. (她用一个蛋糕模具来塑造果冻。)
3. The company specializes in making custom moulds for ceramics. (该公司专门制作陶瓷的定制模具。)
4. He has a mould of his hand in the museum. (他在博物馆里有一个他手的铸模。)
5. The artist sculpted the clay into a beautiful mould. (艺术家将泥土雕刻成一个漂亮的模型。)
6. The bread was covered in mould. (面包上长满了霉菌。)
7. Her experiences in childhood moulded her into a strong and independent woman. (她童年的经历塑造了她成为一个坚强独立的女人。)
8. The designer moulded the project into a masterpiece. (设计师将这个项目塑造成一件杰作。)
9. I don't want to be moulded by society's expectations. (我不想被社会的期望所塑造。)
10. His character is a mould of kindness and generosity. (他的性格是仁慈和慷慨的典范。)
11. The old building has a lot of beautiful mouldings. (这座老建筑有很多漂亮的装饰线条。)
12. The damp conditions in the basement caused mouldiness on the walls. (地下室的潮湿条件导致墙壁上发霉。)
13. The cheese had gone mouldy. (奶酪发霉了。)
14. He tried to break free from the mould of traditional expectations. (他试图摆脱传统期望的束缚。)
15. The new leader moulded the team into a cohesive unit. (新领导将团队塑造成一个有凝聚力的整体。)
16. His experiences in the army moulded him into a disciplined and focused individual. (他在军队中的经历塑造了他成为一个守纪律、专注的个体。)
17. She moulded her career after her successful mentor. (她以她成功的导师为榜样塑造了自己的职业生涯。)