How to say "mock-up" in Japanese
- nounCovers the general sense of 'mock-up' as a model or dummy representing something. The broad word for 'model', it suits contexts where you simply mean a model of a thing, not the technical term.
- nounThe direct equivalent for 'mock-up': a model of a design built to show or test it, typical in product design and engineering. Choose this when you mean the technical term itself.
Use 「モックアップ」 for the specific design or engineering sense of a mock-up built to test or demonstrate a design; use 「モデル」 for the broader idea of a model or dummy, where 'mock-up' is only one sense.
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