Pronunciation: /moʊld/
noun a furry growth on the surface of organic matter caused by fungi
A1 I used a mould to shape the clay into a heart.
A2 The chocolate was poured into the mould to create different shapes.
B1 The artist carefully selected a mould to cast the sculpture in bronze.
B2 The architect designed a custom mould for the intricate ceiling details.
C1 The chef experimented with different moulds to create unique dishes.
C2 The designer used a 3D printer to create a mould for the prototype.
verb to shape or form something using a mould
A1 I moulded a clay pot in art class.
A2 She moulded the dough into the shape of a heart.
B1 The artist moulded the sculpture out of clay.
B2 He moulded his career to fit his passion for photography.
C1 The director moulded the film into a masterpiece with his vision.
C2 The chef moulded the restaurant's menu to cater to a more diverse clientele.
formal The scientist studied the growth of mould in different environments.
informal I need to clean out the mould in the fridge before it gets worse.
slang Ew, that bread has mould on it, don't eat it!
figurative The experience of living in a new country helped mould her into a more open-minded person.
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