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单词 pattern
释义
pattern
noun
uk
/ˈpæt.ən/us
/ˈpæt̬.ɚn/

patternnoun(WAY)

B2[C]
aparticularway in which something is done, isorganized, orhappens:
方式，形式；模式
The pattern offamilylifehas beenchangingoverrecentyears.近年来家庭生活的模式一直在变化。
A pattern isbeginningtoemergefromouranalysisof theaccidentdata.我们对事故数据进行分析后发现一种模式开始显现出来。
In thistypeofmentalillness, theusualpattern isboutsofdepressionalternatingwithelation.这种精神病通常的发病症状是时而萎靡不振，时而兴高采烈。
Manybehaviour(al)patterns have beenidentifiedin thechimpcolony.黑猩猩群体中的许多行为模式已被识别。
More examples
  • Recentmonthshaveseena pattern oftit-for-tatkillingsbetween the twosides.
  • It isdifficulttodiscernany pattern in thesefigures.
  • Damage to theozonelayerhascausedachangeinweatherpatterns.
  • Changing patterns ofagriculturearethreateningthecountryside.
  • Geneticengineersshould not beallowedtoplayGod,interferingwith thebasicpatterns ofNature.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Ways of achieving things
  • actively
  • another
  • approach
  • avenue
  • bases
  • basis
  • device
  • fair
  • media
  • method
  • methodological
  • methodologically
  • methodology
  • styleless
  • stylistic
  • stylistically
  • technique
  • thus
  • thusly
  • vehicle
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patternnoun(ARRANGEMENT)

B1[C]
anyregularlyrepeatedarrangement,especiallyadesignmade fromrepeatedlines,shapes, orcolourson asurface:
图案，花样
Look, thefrosthas made abeautifulpattern on thewindow.看啊，霜在窗户上形成了美丽的图案。
Thecurtainshad afloralpattern.窗帘上有花的图案。
picture of pattern
Stefan Cristian Cioata/Moment/GettyImages
More examples
  • Heboughtawhitetableclothedgedwith aprettypattern.
  • Thesunlightshiningthrough thebranchesmade afiligreepattern on thetiles.
  • afabricwith azigzagpattern
  • Thechildrenmade patterns bystickingcolouredshapesontopaper.
  • Joe'ssockshaddiamondpatterns on them.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Patterns and shapes
  • amorphous
  • arabesque
  • argyle
  • asymmetrically
  • asymmetry
  • bossy
  • cutout
  • filigree
  • fishhook
  • flecked
  • flowery
  • formless
  • fretted
  • herringbone
  • oblong
  • shapelessly
  • shapelessness
  • sigmoid
  • snow angel
  • speckled
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patternnoun(EXAMPLE)

[Cusually singular]
something that is used as anexample,especiallytocopy:
范本，典范；榜样
Thedesignis so good it'ssuretoset thepattern for manyothers.这个设计太好了，一定会成为许多其他设计的样板。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Samples and examples
  • advertisement
  • aliquot
  • archetype
  • benchmark
  • benchmarking
  • classic
  • core
  • cross-section
  • exemplification
  • flavour
  • for instanceidiom
  • forerunner
  • illustration
  • quintessence
  • role model
  • sample
  • showpiece
  • sort
  • swatch
  • taste
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patternnoun(DRAWING)

B2[C]
adrawingorshapeused to show how to make something:
图样，底样
aknittingpattern编织图样
adresspattern服装底样
Cut out all of thepiecesfrom thepaperpattern andpinthem on thecloth.剪下服装纸样上的每一片，把它们别在布上。
picture of pattern
ClarkandCompany/iStock/Getty Images Plus/GettyImages
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Patterns and shapes
  • amorphous
  • arabesque
  • argyle
  • asymmetrically
  • asymmetry
  • bossy
  • cutout
  • filigree
  • fishhook
  • flecked
  • flowery
  • formless
  • fretted
  • herringbone
  • oblong
  • shapelessly
  • shapelessness
  • sigmoid
  • snow angel
  • speckled
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patternnoun(PIECE)

[C]
asmallpieceofclothorpapertaken from a usual-sizedpieceand used to show what itlookslike:
样品，样本
a patternbook样书
Synonym
sample(SMALL AMOUNT)
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Samples and examples
  • advertisement
  • aliquot
  • archetype
  • benchmark
  • benchmarking
  • classic
  • core
  • cross-section
  • exemplification
  • flavour
  • for instanceidiom
  • forerunner
  • illustration
  • quintessence
  • role model
  • sample
  • showpiece
  • sort
  • swatch
  • taste
See more results »
pattern
adjective[before noun]
used incompoundsto refer to the way in which aparticulartypeofhairlossoccurs,affectingmainlythetopandfrontof thehead:
50% of men overage50experiencesomekindofmalepatternbaldness.
Female-patternhairloss, which iscausedbygeneticandhormonalfactors, is the mostcommontypeofhairlossin women.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Hair
  • anti-dandruff
  • as bald as a cootphrase
  • baldness
  • baldy
  • bedhead
  • curl
  • curly
  • frizzle
  • frizzy
  • fuzzy
  • goatee
  • lank
  • mane
  • mustachio
  • muttonchops
  • rug
  • scurf
  • slaphead
  • walrus moustache
  • whisker
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(Definition ofpatternfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
pattern
noun
uk
/ˈpæt.ən/us
/ˈpæt̬.ɚn/

patternnoun(WAY)

B2[C]
aparticularway in which something is done, isorganized, orhappens
方式，形式；模式
The pattern offamilylifehas beenchangingoverrecentyears.近年来家庭生活的模式一直在变化。
A pattern isbeginningtoemergefromouranalysisof theaccidentdata.我们对事故数据进行分析后发现一种模式开始显现出来。
In thistypeofmentalillness, theusualpattern isboutsofdepressionalternatingwithelation.这种精神病通常的发病症状是时而萎靡不振，时而兴高采烈。
Manybehaviour(al)patterns have beenidentifiedin thechimpcolony.黑猩猩群体中的许多行为模式已被识别。
More examples
  • Recentmonthshaveseena pattern oftit-for-tatkillingsbetween the twosides.
  • It isdifficulttodiscernany pattern in thesefigures.
  • Damage to theozonelayerhascausedachangeinweatherpatterns.
  • Changing patterns ofagriculturearethreateningthecountryside.
  • Geneticengineersshould not beallowedtoplayGod,interferingwith thebasicpatterns ofNature.

patternnoun(ARRANGEMENT)

B1[C]
anyregularlyrepeatedarrangement,especiallyadesignmade fromrepeatedlines,shapes, orcolourson asurface
图案，花样
Look, thefrosthas made abeautifulpattern on thewindow.看啊，霜在窗户上形成了美丽的图案。
Thecurtainshad afloralpattern.窗帘上有花的图案。
More examples
  • Heboughtawhitetableclothedgedwith aprettypattern.
  • Thesunlightshiningthrough thebranchesmade afiligreepattern on thetiles.
  • afabricwith azigzagpattern
  • Thechildrenmade patterns bystickingcolouredshapesontopaper.
  • Joe'ssockshaddiamondpatterns on them.

patternnoun(EXAMPLE)

[Cusually singular]
something that is used as anexample,especiallytocopy
范本，典范；榜样
Thedesignis so good it'ssuretoset thepattern for manyothers.这个设计太好了，一定会成为许多其他设计的样板。

patternnoun(DRAWING)

B2[C]
adrawingorshapeused to show how to make something
图样，底样
aknittingpattern编织图样
adresspattern服装底样
Cut out all of thepiecesfrom thepaperpattern andpinthem on thecloth.剪下服装纸样上的每一片，把它们别在布上。

patternnoun(PIECE)

[C]
asmallpieceofclothorpapertaken from a usual-sizedpieceand used to show what itlookslike
样品，样本
a patternbook样书
Synonym
sample(SMALL AMOUNT)

pattern| American Dictionary

pattern
noun[C]
us
/ˈpæt̬·ərn/

patternnoun[C](WAY)

aparticularway in which something is done ororganized, or in which somethinghappens:
Ourweatherpattern comes from thenorthwest.
Awholevarietyofbehaviorpatternsaffectinfants.

patternnoun[C](SHAPES)

aregulararrangementoflines,shapes, orcolors:
Ahumanfingerprintcan beviewedas ageometricpattern.
A pattern is also adesignor set ofshapesthat show how to make something:
adresspattern

patterned

adjectiveus
/ˈpæt̬·ərnd/
aroseandblackpatternedskirt
(Definition ofpatternfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

pattern| Business English

pattern
noun
uk
/ˈpætən/us
[C]
aparticularway in which something usuallyhappensor is done:
a pattern of sthA pattern ofsluggishconsumerdemandmadegrowthtargetsimpossiblyhigh.
a pattern emergesA pattern isemergingof asteadyreductionincostsandincreasedsales.
establish/fall into/follow a patternThedecisionfollowsa pattern that hasbecomeincreasinglycommonin thefoodindustry.
identify/reveal/show a patternAnexaminationofofficialdocumentsshowsa pattern ofconstructioncostoverruns.
a changing/different/similar patternchangingpatterns ofemployment
a consumption/growth/spending patternHighjoblessnessandchangingconsumptionpatterns willresultinmoderatesales.
Organizations mustaddresstheneedsofworkerswithdiversecareerpatternsandgoals.
[C]
a way of doing something that otherpeople,organizations, etc. cancopy:
set the pattern for sthThetalkshave set the pattern fortryingtosolveproblemswithin theindustry.
a holding pattern
asituationwhere there is littleactivityorchange, andpeopleare not doingbusiness,spendingmoney, etc. because they cannotdecidewhat to do next:
be in/go into a holding patternSeveraldealswent into animmediateholdingpattern after thecrisis.
pattern
adjective[before noun]
HR
uk
/ˈpætən/us
used todescribeanagreementbasedonsimilaragreementswith othercompanies:
a pattern agreement/contractThecontractwasviewedby bargainers as a patternagreementto be used innegotiationswith thecarcompany.
Thetraditionalpatternbargainingthat went on in theautoindustryhas gone.
pattern
verb[T]
uk
/ˈpætən/us
be patterned after/on sth
to becopiedfrom something or to be verysimilarto something:
Thefacilitywillemploy150peopleand bepatternedafter thesteelfastenerfacilityin Saint Joe, Indiana.
(Definition ofpatternfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofpattern

pattern
Disaggregation of household results by sources of income and expenditure patterns permits a fairly detailed analysis of likely changes in poverty.
From theCambridge English Corpus
For the arterial trunks, this is an easy matter, since thepatternof branching permits ready distinction of an aorta from a pulmonary trunk.
From theCambridge English Corpus
An alternatingpatternmay result, for example, from a cyclic component with a period of about 2 days; persisting patterns may arise in several ways.
From theCambridge English Corpus
None of the studies presents a fine-grained qualitative and quantitative analysis of error patterns, for type of article and gender separately.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This article therefore identifies the need for further research, qualitative and quantitative, on the relationship between women's employment patterns and the dynamics of household formation.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The qualitativepatternof results obtained in previous sections of the paper, however, remains unchanged.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This study seeks to confirm or refine such described patterns through a more rigorous sampling procedure.
From theCambridge English Corpus
While purely indefinite examples are hard to come by, verbal gerunds do participate in the ambiguity patterns also found for bare nominal gerunds.
From theCambridge English Corpus
For purely logical reasons, the strongest form of the uniqueness question - is the specific behavior orpatternof behavior found only in the target group?
From theCambridge English Corpus
Apart from their purely demographic impact, childbearing patterns are also important for their social, psychological, and economic implications.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A clause protected with a guard matches only if both thepatternand the guard are satisfied.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The regularpatternof alternating long and short syllables, which is reversed only in the middle, accounts for the measured pace of both poems.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The mineral nutrition of wild plants revisited: a re-evaluation of processes and patterns.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Coherences between recording sites reflect thepatternand degree of connectivity between brain regions.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Supervised learning ofpatternassociations via localist representations was (re)shown to be self-organizing, stable, and plastic.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithpattern

pattern

These are words often used in combination withpattern.

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altered pattern
Most actions of cytokines can be attributed to an altered pattern of gene expression in the target cells.
From theCambridge English Corpus
apparent pattern
The sameapparentpatternof impairment can be produced by damage to different loci.
From theCambridge English Corpus
atypical pattern
Some studies observe normal patterns of cueing, suggesting that children with autism are alert to the significance of the eyes, whereas other studies reveal an atypical pattern of cueing.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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