Model ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Model ( noun )

1. A simplified representation of a system or object, used to help visualize and understand the real thing.
2. A person or thing that serves as an example to be imitated.
3. A person who poses for an artist or photographer.
4. A toy or small replica of a machine or structure.
5. A mathematical or conceptual representation of a system or phenomenon.

Origin:

From middle english model, from old french modelle, from latin modellus ("a small model, pattern"), from modus ("measure, manner, form").

Examples:

1. He built a model of the solar system.
2. She is a model citizen.
3. The model is posing for the painting.
4. He had a model of the Eiffel tower.
5. The model of the economy predicts a recession.

(As a verb)

Model ( verb )

1. A simplified representation of a system or object, used to help visualize and understand the real thing.
2. A person or thing that serves as an example to be imitated.
3. A person who poses for an artist or photographer.
4. A toy or small replica of a machine or structure.
5. A mathematical or conceptual representation of a system or phenomenon.

Origin:

From middle english model, from old french modelle, from latin modellus ("a small model, pattern"), from modus ("measure, manner, form").

Examples:

1. He built a model of the solar system.
2. She is a model citizen.
3. The model is posing for the painting.
4. He had a model of the Eiffel tower.
5. The model of the economy predicts a recession.