mock-up
- noun
- /ˈmɑkˌʌp/
- Specialized
- Before finalizing the design, we built a mock-up to visualize how it would look in real life.
- digital mock-up
- physical mock-up
- build a mock-up
Yeah, I this is a really incredible story and I had seen a mock up of the character when they first sent me the auditions.
- Yeah, I this is a really incredible story and I had seen a mock up of the character when they first sent me the auditions.
- There's been a few renders or mock ups flying around lately of brown or beige fans on an Asus board.
- So hit Gabby's line and then through Gabby, I'll send you the mock up of the the booty cheek Cologne, Booty cheek.
Examples
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The retail mock-up came complete with lighting, signage, and merchandise.
Academic text (2006) -
Team members gathered around a 3-D digital mock-up of a ship.
Academic text (2002) -
- Now these are just a mock up.
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But yeah, they used a lot of things that we had kind of made some, some mock ups up to turn into their set.
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We're just looking at mock ups of new designs for the original collection.
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And the human element of someone holding it tend to to respond a little bit better than the just the mock up itself so.
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Now, it is a mock-up of everything - in the current issue.
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I said, can we get mock ups like using this logo and they sent back the first, the first one and it was so good.
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So before you speak with them, you want to prepare mock ups of what their thing would look like on your product or the product that you want to make for them.
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This is a mock-up of the cargo bay and the storage pallets.
Synonyms
A small model used to test a design for a larger work like a sculpture or building
How Complete
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mock-up comes from mock ('fake' or 'practice') and up (showing something is 'made' or 'put together'), as in a mock exam where 'mock' means a practice test. So a mock-up is a 'made fake' full-size model you build to test, study, or show an idea.