late model
Recently designed or fabricated; new.
He drove a late model Ford.
model
UK /ˈmɒd.l̩/ US /ˈmɑ.dl̩/
noun 5verb 5adj 1name 1
Collocations
33(noun.) copy of sth
ADJ
full-scale, scale | three-dimensional | detailed | working | clay, plastic, wooden, etc.
VERB + MODEL
assemble | build, construct, make
MODEL + NOUN
aeroplane, car
PREP
~ of
He built a detailed model of the Eiffel Tower for his school history project.
(noun.) type of product
ADJ
de luxe, popular, standard | latest, new
VERB + MODEL
do, make, produce
The company produces three different models of electric cars for the market.
sell | design, develop
recall
The car company had to recall its latest model due to a serious safety problem.
(noun.) example
ADJ
excellent, good | conceptual, experimental, statistical, theoretical | clinical, economic, mathematical, medical, political, scientific | computer
VERB + MODEL
give sb, provide (sb with)
Her teacher gave the class a model to follow when writing their essays.
copy | use
PREP
~ of
The old teacher was a model of patience with her confused students.
~ for
Her small business became a model for other entrepreneurs in the community.
(noun.) for clothes
ADJ
female, male | top | catwalk, fashion
VERB + MODEL
photograph, shoot
(noun.) for painting, etc.
ADJ
artist's, photographic
MODEL + VERB
sit for sb/sth
A professional model sat for the famous painter while he worked on his masterpiece.
(verb.)
ADV
closely | explicitly
PREP
on/upon
Our new school building was modelled on a successful design from Japan.
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