I saw a design model of the new car at the exhibition.
The teacher explained using a human-body model in class.
model; fashion model
Refers to a person whose profession is posing for fashion, advertising, photography, or similar work.
She works as a model in Tokyo.
Used for a product type or version, especially vehicles, machines, electronics, and similar manufactured goods.
This model was released last year.
The latest model has a large screen.
model; mathematical or conceptual model
A simplified representation used to analyze, explain, calculate, or predict something; common in science, economics, engineering, and mathematics.
The research team built a model to predict climate change.
model; inspiration; real-life basis
The person, place, or thing that a fictional character, setting, design, or work is based on.
The protagonist of that novel has a real-life model.
This town became the model for the setting of the film.
model in model theory
Technical mathematical use in model theory: a structure that satisfies a given theory or set of sentences.
In model theory, one considers a structure being a model of a theory.
The protagonist of this novel is modeled after a real person.
She was scouted while in high school and became a model.
He served as the model for that brand's advertisement.
The car maker plans to unveil a new model next month.
The researchers built a model to predict climate change.
モデル is a general term for a model, while コンパニオン specifically means one hired to promote products at a booth or trade show.
モデル is a casual loanword for a product model, while 機種 is the standard Japanese term used in product descriptions and manuals.
model house; show home
model case; typical case
new model
role model
showroom; model home; display unit
modeling; modelling
model school; pilot school
model group
color model
model car
standard family unit; model household
standard family unit; model family
model organism
life studies; figure studies from a model
lighting model