modes
n. 方式( mode的名词复数 ); (设备的)模式; 样式; (衣着、艺术等的)形式
A mode of life or behaviour is a particular way of living or behaving.
...the capitalist mode of production...
资本主义生产方式
He switched automatically into interview mode.
他自动切换到访谈模式。
A mode is a particular style in art, literature, or dress.
...a slightly more elegant and formal mode of dress...
略显典雅和正式的着装风格
Levi is best known for work in a very different mode from what is to be found here.
利瓦伊最为人所知之处在于他的工作风格同这里的人迥然不同。
On some cameras or electronic devices, the different modes available are the different programs or settings that you can choose when you use them.
...when the camera is in manual mode.
当相机处于手动拍摄模式的时候
Lasers can excite specific modes of the reactants.
而用激光则能够激发反应物的某些特定的运动模式.
These tools are really different modes of behavior that the product enters.
这些工具属于产品进入的不同的行为模式,提供工具是对复杂性的妥协.
Special edit modes are almost always examples of excise.
它应该位于可编辑字段中,用户单击后可以直接更改它,特殊的编辑模态几乎都是附加工作.
A fracture pattern involving fan modes will generally give lower collapse.
包括扇型的折断图式一般给出较低的毁坏.
Certain modes of vibration may be suppressed while others may be enhanced.
某些振型可能减弱,而另一些则可能加强.