modal in Russian
modal in Russian is мода́льный, ла́довый — modal means in software and web design, a window or box that opens on top of a page and blocks interaction with everything behind it until you close it or respond.
modal in Russian
What does "modal" mean?
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noun In software and web design, a window or box that opens on top of a page and blocks interaction with everything behind it until you close it or respond.
"Clicking the button opens a modal asking you to confirm."
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noun In grammar, an auxiliary verb such as can, may, must, should or would, which expresses possibility, permission, obligation or necessity.
"Modals are followed by the bare infinitive, as in 'she must go'."
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adjective Relating to a mode or manner of doing something; in statistics, relating to the mode, the most frequently occurring value in a set.
"The modal age of a first-time buyer is now thirty-four."
modal in a sentence
- Clicking the button opens a modal asking you to confirm.
- Close the modal by pressing Escape.
- Modals are followed by the bare infinitive, as in 'she must go'.
- English has nine core modals.
Similar words in Russian
Common Russian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "modal" in Russian?
"modal" in Russian is мода́льный, ла́довый. modal means: In software and web design, a window or box that opens on top of a page and blocks interaction with everything behind it until you close it or respond.
How do you pronounce мода́льный?
"modal" in Russian is мода́льный, pronounced "modalnyy".
How do you use "modal" in a sentence?
Example: "Clicking the button opens a modal asking you to confirm." In Russian, "modal" is мода́льный, ла́довый.
Are there other ways to say "modal" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "modal": мода́льный, ла́довый.