pattern
/ˈpætərn/
verb
- To form or arrange something according to a pattern or model.
- The architect patterned the building after a famous temple.
- The garden was patterned with neat rows of flowers.
- She patterned her teaching style on her favorite professor.
noun
- A repeated design or arrangement of shapes, colors, or lines.
- The wallpaper had a floral pattern with roses and vines.
- The tiles formed a geometric pattern on the floor.
- She wore a dress with a striped pattern.
- A regular and predictable way in which something happens or is done.
- Scientists study patterns in data to make predictions.
- The weather follows a pattern of warm summers and cold winters.
- There is a clear pattern in his behavior: he always arrives late.
- A model or template used as a guide for making something.
- The carpenter followed a pattern to cut the wood.
- She used a sewing pattern to make her own dress.
- The knitting pattern was easy for beginners to follow.
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