mod
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/mɑːd/
🇬🇧
/mɒd/
noun
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A modification made to a device or software, changing its normal function.
The mod lets you control the game with your smartphone.
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A person who monitors and enforces rules in an online community.
The mod removed the post for breaking the forum's guidelines.
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A member of a subculture, especially in the 1960s, known for fashionable clothing and riding motor scooters.
The mods were a significant part of the British youth culture in the 60s.
verb
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To make changes to a device or software, altering its intended use.
He modded his gaming console to play imported games.
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To oversee and enforce rules in an online discussion.
The online community members elected him to mod the forum.
abbreviation
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An abbreviation for Ministry of Defence, a UK government department responsible for defense.
He works at the MOD, developing strategies for national security.
translation
A modification made to a device or software, changing its normal function.; A person who monitors and enforces rules in an online community.; A member of a subculture, especially in the 1960s, known for fashionable clothing and riding motor scooters.
To make changes to a device or software, altering its intended use.; To oversee and enforce rules in an online discussion.
An abbreviation for Ministry of Defence, a UK government department responsible for defense.
Word Forms
3rd Present
mods
Past
modded
Perfect
modded
Progressive
modding
Plural
mods