Pronunciation: /ˈvɜːrtʃuəl ˈmɒdl/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 A virtual model is a computer-generated representation of an object.
A2 You can create a virtual model of a building using specialized software.
B1 The virtual model of the car helped designers visualize the final product.
B2 Engineers use virtual models to simulate and test new aircraft designs.
C1 The virtual model of the city was so detailed that it could be used for urban planning.
C2 Creating a virtual model of the human body allows for detailed medical simulations.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun
A1 A virtual model of the solar system helped the students understand the planets.
A2 The virtual model car was used to demonstrate how different parts work together.
B1 The company created a virtual model of their new product to showcase its features.
B2 The architect used a virtual model to design the layout of the building before construction began.
C1 The virtual model of the city allowed urban planners to simulate different development scenarios.
C2 The virtual model of the human body was used for advanced medical research and training purposes.
formal The engineers used a virtual model to simulate the behavior of the new bridge design.
informal I created a virtual model of my dream house on the computer.
slang Check out this sick virtual model I made for my game level!
figurative She always presents herself as a virtual model of perfection, but no one is perfect.
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