mode 音标拼音: [m'od]
n . 方式
n .
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n . 模态,模式,样式,风气,时尚
方式
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mode 基本方式
mode 基本模式
mode 混合模式
mode 态;模态;模;模式;方式;式;型;状态;型式
MD ;
M
mode 多模(态);多方式
mode 模 模式
mode n 1 :
how something is done or how it happens ; "
her dignified manner "; "
his rapid manner of talking "; "
their nomadic mode of existence "; "
in the characteristic New York style "; "
a lonely way of life "; "
in an abrasive fashion " [
synonym :
{
manner }, {
mode }, {
style }, {
way }, {
fashion }]
2 :
a particular functioning condition or arrangement ; "
switched from keyboard to voice mode "
3 :
a classification of propositions on the basis of whether they claim necessity or possibility or impossibility [
synonym :
{
modality }, {
mode }]
4 :
verb inflections that express how the action or state is conceived by the speaker [
synonym : {
mood }, {
mode }, {
modality }]
5 :
any of various fixed orders of the various diatonic notes within an octave [
synonym : {
mode }, {
musical mode }]
6 :
the most frequent value of a random variable [
synonym : {
mode },
{
modal value }]
Mode \
Mode \ (
m [=
o ]
d ),
n . [
L .
modus a measure ,
due or proper measure ,
bound ,
manner ,
form ;
akin to E .
mete :
cf .
F .
mode .
See {
Mete },
and cf . {
Commodious }, {
Mood }
in grammar ,
{
Modus }.]
1 .
Manner of doing or being ;
method ;
form ;
fashion ;
custom ;
way ;
style ;
as ,
the mode of speaking ;
the mode of dressing .
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The duty of itself being resolved on ,
the mode of doing it may easily be found . --
Jer .
Taylor .
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A table richly spread in regal mode . --
Milton .
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2 .
Prevailing popular custom ;
fashion ,
especially in the phrase the mode .
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The easy ,
apathetic graces of a man of the mode .
--
Macaulay .
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3 .
Variety ;
gradation ;
degree . --
Pope .
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4 . (
Metaph .)
Any combination of qualities or relations ,
considered apart from the substance to which they belong ,
and treated as entities ;
more generally ,
condition ,
or state of being ;
manner or form of arrangement or manifestation ;
form ,
as opposed to {
matter }.
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Modes I call such complex ideas ,
which ,
however compounded ,
contain not in them the supposition of subsisting by themselves ,
but are considered as dependencies on ,
or affections of ,
substances .
--
Locke .
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5 . (
Logic )
The form in which the proposition connects the predicate and subject ,
whether by simple ,
contingent ,
or necessary assertion ;
the form of the syllogism ,
as determined by the quantity and quality of the constituent proposition ;
mood .
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6 . (
Gram .)
Same as {
Mood }.
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7 . (
Mus .)
The scale as affected by the various positions in it of the minor intervals ;
as ,
the Dorian mode ,
the Ionic mode ,
etc .,
of ancient Greek music .
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Note :
In modern music ,
only the major and the minor mode ,
of whatever key ,
are recognized .
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8 .
A kind of silk .
See {
Alamode },
n .
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9 . (
Gram .)
the value of the variable in a frequency distribution or probability distribution ,
at which the probability or frequency has a maximum .
The maximum may be local or global .
Distributions with only one such maximum are called {
unimodal };
with two maxima , {
bimodal },
and with more than two , {
multimodal }.
[
PJC ]
Syn :
Method ;
manner .
See {
Method }.
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187 Moby Thesaurus words for "
mode ":
Aeolian mode ,
Aristotelian sorites ,
Dorian mode ,
Goclenian sorites ,
Greek modes ,
Hindu mode ,
Indian mode ,
Locrian mode ,
Lydian mode ,
MO ,
Phrygian mode ,
Platonic form ,
Platonic idea ,
SOP ,
aesthetic form ,
affectation ,
algorithm ,
approach ,
archetype ,
art form ,
attack ,
authentic mode ,
bearings ,
bon ton ,
build ,
case ,
cast ,
categorical syllogism ,
chic ,
circumstance ,
command of language ,
complexion ,
condition ,
conditional ,
configuration ,
conformation ,
convention ,
course ,
craze ,
cry ,
custom ,
cut ,
dilemma ,
enthymeme ,
estate ,
exaggeration ,
expression of ideas ,
fad ,
fashion ,
feeling for words ,
figuration ,
figure ,
fix ,
footing ,
form ,
form of speech ,
format ,
formation ,
frame ,
furore ,
genre ,
grace of expression ,
grandiloquence ,
guise ,
haute couture ,
high fashion ,
hypoaeolian mode ,
hypodorian mode ,
hypoionian mode ,
hypolocrian mode ,
hypolydian mode ,
hypomixolydian mode ,
hypophrygian mode ,
imperative ,
impression ,
indicative ,
inflation ,
inner form ,
jam ,
jussive ,
layout ,
line ,
line of action ,
lines ,
literary style ,
location ,
look ,
lot ,
major mode ,
make ,
makeup ,
manner ,
manner of speaking ,
manner of working ,
mannerism ,
matrix ,
means ,
method ,
methodology ,
minor mode ,
mixolydian mode ,
modality ,
mode of expression ,
mode of operation ,
mode of procedure ,
model ,
modus ,
modus operandi ,
modus tollens ,
mold ,
mood ,
obligative ,
octave species ,
optative ,
order ,
paralogism ,
pass ,
pattern ,
peculiarity ,
permissive ,
personal style ,
pickle ,
place ,
plagal mode ,
plight ,
position ,
posture ,
potential ,
practice ,
predicament ,
prevailing taste ,
procedure ,
proceeding ,
process ,
proper thing ,
prosyllogism ,
prototype ,
pseudosyllogism ,
raga ,
rage ,
rank ,
rhetoric ,
routine ,
rule ,
rule of deduction ,
sense of language ,
set ,
set -
up ,
shape ,
significant form ,
situation ,
sorites ,
spot ,
stamp ,
standard operating procedure ,
standing ,
state ,
station ,
status ,
strain ,
stream of fashion ,
structure ,
style ,
stylistic analysis ,
stylistics ,
subjunctive ,
swim ,
syllogism ,
system ,
tack ,
technique ,
tenor ,
the drill ,
the grand style ,
the how ,
the plain style ,
the sublime ,
the way of ,
tone ,
trend ,
trick ,
turn ,
type ,
vein ,
vogue ,
way ,
wise 1 .
A general state ,
usually used with an adjective describing
the state .
Use of the word "
mode "
rather than "
state "
implies
that the state is extended over time ,
and probably also that
some activity characteristic of that state is being carried
out . "
No time to hack ;
I '
m in thesis mode ."
In its jargon sense , "
mode "
is most often attributed to
people ,
though it is sometimes applied to programs and
inanimate objects .
In particular ,
see {
hack mode }, {
day
mode }, {
night mode }, {
demo mode }, {
fireworks mode },
and {
yoyo
mode };
also {
chat }.
2 .
More technically ,
a mode is a special state that certain
user interfaces must pass into in order to perform certain
functions .
For example ,
in order to insert characters into a
document in the Unix editor "
vi ",
one must type the "
i "
key ,
which invokes the "
Insert "
command .
The effect of this
command is to put vi into "
insert mode ",
in which typing the
"
i "
key has a quite different effect (
to wit ,
it inserts an
"
i "
into the document ).
One must then hit another special
key , "
ESC ",
in order to leave "
insert mode ".
Nowadays ,
modeful interfaces are generally considered {
losing }
but
survive in quite a few widely used tools built in less
enlightened times .
[{
Jargon File }]
3 .
{video mode }.
1994 -12 -22 )mode :
n . [
common ]
A general state ,
usually used with an adjective describing the state .
Use of the word ‘
mode ’
rather than ‘
state ’
implies that the state is extended over time ,
and probably also that some activity characteristic of that state is being carried out . “
No time to hack ;
I '
m in thesis mode .”
In its jargon sense , ‘
mode ’
is most often attributed to people ,
though it is sometimes applied to programs and inanimate objects .
In particular ,
see hack mode ,
day mode ,
night mode ,
demo mode ,
fireworks mode ,
and yoyo mode ;
also talk mode .
One also often hears the verbs enable and disable used in connection with jargon modes .
Thus ,
for example ,
a sillier way of saying “
I '
m going to crash ”
is “
I '
m going to enable crash mode now ”.
One might also hear a request to “
disable flame mode ,
please ”.
In a usage much closer to techspeak ,
a mode is a special state that certain user interfaces must pass into in order to perform certain functions .
For example ,
in order to insert characters into a document in the Unix editor vi ,
one must type the “
i ”
key ,
which invokes the “
Insert ”
command .
The effect of this command is to put vi into “
insert mode ”,
in which typing the “
i ”
key has a quite different effect (
to wit ,
it inserts an “
i ”
into the document ).
One must then hit another special key , “
ESC ”,
in order to leave “
insert mode ”.
Nowadays ,
modeful interfaces are generally considered losing but survive in quite a few widely used tools built in less enlightened times .
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