prototype
- noun
- /ˈproʊtəˌtaɪp/
- Engineers often use a prototype to test their ideas before launching the actual product.
- build a prototype
- test a prototype
- develop a prototype
And you know, what does, what is this prototype going to achieve?
- And you know, what does, what is this prototype going to achieve?
- As with Conan, the prototype is not easily surpassed.
- So what do you want your prototype on Monday to try to achieve?
- They did want me to tell you guys that this is prototype packaging.
- I'll just prepare the files and then we'll make a first prototype with CN Celia.
- And right as we were getting to a point where, OK, we've got a prototype working, what do we do next?
Examples
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With the successful Phase I completion of the NSF grant, the commercial prototype of iMobot has been developed.
Academic text (2011) -
The drilling unit's a prototype we've been building for the Mars project.
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And this is my actual prototype study model.
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It's one of a kind, a prototype.
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This was the prototype for the nunchucks.
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Early in his career, an engineer was tasked with testing a new prototype device.
Academic text (2011) -
This one right here is actually a working prototype complete with detachable keyboard.
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If we can build a working prototype, it will be a tremendous accomplishment.
Fiction book (1999) -
The inventor of the idea has a prototype that's about four meters high.
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The Omnidroid 9000 is a top secret prototype battle robot.
Synonyms
A person or thing that others copy because they are a good example
A person or thing to copy because they do something good
A model people use to compare or judge other things
A first model or perfect example that others copy
A story, person, or thing that people copy to learn good behavior
How Developed
- Specialized
- Jargon
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Prototype comes from the Greek parts proto- meaning 'first' and type meaning 'model' or 'kind', the same root as the everyday word type, so a prototype is the original or 'first model' that others follow.