modal中文

adj.
1.方式上的，形態上的；【哲學】(對本質、內容說的)形式(上)的。
2.【語法】語氣 (mood) 的;表示情態 (manner) 的。
3.【邏輯學】程式的；【音樂】調式的；【法律】規定執行[應用]方式的；【統計】眾數的。
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a modal legacy 指定用途的遺產。 modal auxiliary 情態助動詞 (can, may, might, must, should, would 等)。adv.
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例句與用法

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1. "can" is a modal verb .
   “Can”是一個情態動詞。
2. The modal value is 15 because it occurs more often than any other value .
   眾數值是15，它出現的次數最多。
3. The determination of the choice of travel mode is known as modal split .
   交通方式選擇的確定就叫做交通方式劃分。
4. Trips may be made by differing methods or modes of travel and the determination of the choice of travel mode is known as modal split .
   行程可以采用各式各樣的方法或不同的交通方式，交通方式選擇的確定就叫做方式劃分。
5. Although modal techniques have had standard acceptance in treating mechanical and structural vibrations, they have not been used generally to simulate fluid system .
   盡管模態技術在處理機械和結構振動中已經普遍公認了，但這種方法還未普遍應用于模擬流體系統。

英文釋義

形容詞

1. relating to or expressing the mood of a verb; "modal auxiliary"
2. of or relating to a musical mode; especially written in an ecclesiastical mode

形容詞

1. relating to or constituting the most frequent value in a distribution; "the modal age at which American novelists reach their peak is 30"
   同義詞：average

名詞

1. an auxiliary verb (such as `can'' or `will'') that is used to express modality
   同義詞：modal auxiliary verb, modal auxiliary, modal verb

其他语言

modalとは意味：modal モーダル
modal meaning： Adjective: modal    mowdul Relating to or constituting the most frequent value in a distribution "the modal age at which American novelists reach their peak is 30" - a...
modal en francais：adj. modal, relatif à la forme ou à la manière; relatif à l'indicatif (grammaire); spécifique au mode, rythme (musique)
modal artinya：modus
modal 뜻：adjective, 형태(형식)상의