Pronunciation: /moʊd/
noun a way or manner in which something is done, experienced, or expressed
A1 I usually travel to work by bus, but sometimes I use the subway. It depends on my mode of transportation for the day.
A2 In this game, you can choose between different modes like easy, medium, and hard.
B1 The most common mode of communication nowadays is through social media platforms.
B2 The airplane offers a comfortable mode of travel for long distances.
C1 The artist experimented with different modes of painting before settling on their unique style.
C2 The company implemented a new mode of operation to increase efficiency and productivity.
verb not applicable
A1 I mode my phone to silent before entering the library.
A2 She modes her camera to capture the best lighting for photos.
B1 The technician will need to mode the settings on the computer for optimal performance.
B2 In order to save battery, I often mode my laptop to a lower power setting.
C1 The musician carefully modes his guitar to achieve the perfect sound for the concert.
C2 As a professional photographer, she knows how to mode her camera for different lighting conditions.
adjective not applicable
A1 She always wears casual mode clothing.
A2 The dishwasher has a special eco mode for energy saving.
B1 The car has a sport mode for faster acceleration.
B2 The camera has a manual mode for advanced users.
C1 The software offers a simulation mode for testing purposes.
C2 The smartphone has a night mode for better low-light photography.
adverb not applicable
A1 She always travels in economy mode to save money.
A2 He prefers to communicate in silent mode during meetings.
B1 The car can be switched to manual mode for more control.
B2 The camera has a night mode for low light conditions.
C1 The phone offers a do not disturb mode for uninterrupted work.
C2 The computer can be set to airplane mode to avoid distractions.
pronoun not applicable
A1 She prefers to travel in relaxation mode.
A2 The phone can be used in airplane mode.
B1 The car has a manual mode for more control.
B2 The camera offers different shooting modes for various situations.
C1 The company operates in a growth mode to expand its market share.
C2 The artist experimented with different painting modes to express his creativity.
preposition not applicable
A1 I like to travel by bus mode.
A2 She prefers to communicate in text mode.
B1 The project was completed in offline mode.
B2 The software can be used in debug mode.
C1 The company operates in online mode for most of its services.
C2 The device has a built-in camera with night mode capabilities.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to listen to music in shuffle mode.
A2 She prefers to travel by train rather than by bus mode.
B1 The new software update allows users to switch between light and dark mode.
B2 In order to save battery life, it is recommended to use airplane mode when not using your phone.
C1 The company decided to operate in stealth mode to avoid competition knowing their plans.
C2 The artist showcased her versatility by seamlessly transitioning between different painting modes in her exhibition.
interjection not applicable
A1 Mode! I forgot my keys at home.
A2 I'm in shopping mode today, let's buy everything we need.
B1 Mode, can you pass me the salt please?
B2 In study mode, I can focus and get a lot done.
C1 Driving in sport mode really enhances the performance of the car.
C2 Mode, it's time to switch gears and try something new.
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