Definition von pattern

Häufigkeit

pattern

(pætəʳn )

Wortformen:plural patterns

1. zählbares Substantiv

A pattern is the repeated or regular way in which something happens or is done.

All three attacks followed the same pattern.

A change in the pattern of his breathing became apparent. [+ of]

Synonyme:order, plan, system, method Weitere Synonyme von pattern

2. zählbares Substantiv

A pattern is an arrangement of lines or shapes, especially a design in which the same shape is repeated at regular intervals over a surface.

...a golden robe embroidered with red and purple thread stitched into a pattern of flames. [+ of]

3. zählbares Substantiv

A pattern is a diagram or shape that you can use as a guide when you are making something such as a model or a piece of clothing.

...cutting out a pattern for trousers. [+ for]

Send for our free patterns to knit yourself.

...sewing patterns.

Weitere Synonyme von pattern

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Häufigkeit

pattern in American

(ˈpætərn ; patˈərn)

Substantiv

a person or thing considered worthy of imitation or copying

a model or plan used as a guide in making things; set of forms to the shape of which material is cut for assembly into the finished article

a dress pattern

the full-scale model used in making a sand mold for casting metal

something representing a class or type; example; sample

an arrangement of form; disposition of parts or elements; design

wallpaper patterns, the pattern of a novel

a regular, mainly unvarying way of acting or doing

behavior patterns

a predictable or prescribed route, movement, etc.

traffic pattern, landing pattern

grouping or distribution, as of a number of bullets fired at a mark

something, as a diagram, showing such distribution

9. US, Rare

sufficient material for making a garment

Verb transitiv

10.

to make, do, shape, or plan in imitation of a model or pattern

with on, upon, or after

11.

to supply with a pattern or design; mark or decorate with a pattern

SIMILAR WORDS: ˈmodel

Wortherkunft von pattern

ME patron < OFr patrun, patron, hence something to be imitated, pattern: see patron

Häufigkeit

pattern in British 1

(ˈpætən )

Substantiv

an arrangement of repeated or corresponding parts, decorative motifs, etc

although the notes seemed random, a careful listener could detect a pattern

a decorative design

a paisley pattern

a style

various patterns of cutlery

a plan or diagram used as a guide in making something

a paper pattern for a dress

a standard way of moving, acting, etc

traffic patterns

a model worthy of imitation

a pattern of kindness

a representative sample

a wooden or metal shape or model used in a foundry to make a mould

the arrangement of marks made in a target by bullets

a diagram displaying such an arrangement

Verb (transitive)

10. (often foll by after or on)

to model

11.

to arrange as or decorate with a pattern

Wortherkunft von pattern

C14 patron, from Medieval Latin patrōnus example, from Latin: patron1

Häufigkeit

pattern in British 2

or patron (ˈpætərn )

Substantiv

Irish

an outdoor assembly with religious practices, traders' stalls, etc on the feast day of a patron saint

Wortherkunft von pattern

C18: variant of patron1; see pattern1

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Trends von pattern

Extrem häufig verwendet. pattern ist eines der 1000 am häufigsten verwendeten Wörter im Collins Wörterbuch

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Übersetzungen für pattern

Britisches Englisch: pattern /ˈpætn/ NOUN

plan A pattern is a particular way in which something is usually or repeatedly done.

His sleeping pattern was bad.

Amerikanisches Englisch: pattern
Arabisch: نَـمَطٌ
Brasilianisches Portugiesisch: padrão
Chinesisch: 式样
Kroatisch: uzorak
Tschechisch: vzorek
Dänisch: mønster
Niederländisch: patroon
Europäisches Spanisch: patrón costura
Finnisch: kuvio
Französisch: motif
Deutsch: Muster
Griechisch: μοτίβο
Italienisch: modello
Japanisch: 模様
Koreanisch: 무늬
Norwegisch: mønster
Polnisch: wzór
Europäisches Portugiesisch: modelo
Rumänisch: șablon
Russisch: схема
Spanisch: patrón modelo
Schwedisch: mönster
Thai: แบบ
Türkisch: kalıp dikiş
Ukrainisch: схема
Vietnamesisch: mẫu hình

Britisches Englisch: pattern NOUN

design A pattern is an arrangement of lines or shapes, especially a design in which the same shape is repeated at regular intervals over a surface.

...a golden robe embroidered with red and purple thread stitched into a pattern of flames.