mode

noun

1. how something is done or how it happens

e.g. 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: mannerstylewayfashion

2. the most frequent value of a random variable

Synonym: modal value

3. any of various fixed orders of the various diatonic notes within an octave

Synonym: musical mode

4. verb inflections that express how the action or state is conceived by the speaker

Synonym: moodmodality

5. a classification of propositions on the basis of whether they claim necessity or possibility or impossibility

Synonym: modality

6. a particular functioning condition or arrangement

e.g. switched from keyboard to voice mode

1. 方法;做法;方式
A mode of life or behaviour is a particular way of living or behaving.

e.g. ...the capitalist mode of production...
资本主义生产方式
e.g. He switched automatically into interview mode.
他自动切换到访谈模式。

2. （艺术、着装等的）风格、文体
A mode is a particular style in art, literature, or dress.

mode的翻译

e.g. ...a slightly more elegant and formal mode of dress...
略显典雅和正式的着装风格
e.g. Levi is best known for work in a very different mode from what is to be found here.
利瓦伊最为人所知之处在于他的工作风格同这里的人迥然不同。

3. (照相机、电子设备的)模式，状态
On some cameras or electronic devices, the different modes available are the different programs or settings that you can choose when you use them.

mode的解释

e.g. ...when the camera is in manual mode.
当相机处于手动拍摄模式的时候

1. 样式：则可以在订婚期间选昀. 婚礼前不久,习惯而有效的作法是,新郎在选购结婚戒指时和新娘一起去. 既然她期望戴这枚戒指已经很久了,她就应当被允许去挑选自己喜欢的样式(mode). 没有什么戒指比纯黄金或白金(platinum)环型戒指更有品味了.

2. mode：market-oriented economy; 管理体制

3. mode：modelcalibration; 模式校准

4. mode：method of education; 教育模式

5. mode：m; 模式