pattern on



pattern something on something

to use something as a model for something else. Try to pattern your sales speech on Jane's. She's got it just right. We patterned our approach on Bob's.
See also: on, pattern

pattern on

or pattern after
v.
To form, develop, or found something on the basis of something else; fashion something after something else: The country patterned its legal system on French civil law. These lesson plans are patterned after the ones I learned at graduate school.
See also: on, pattern

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Sarit-Hebrew
CosticĂkos-TEE-kəRomanian
RadomÍR-Czech
ÉRicer-EEKFrench
Cornellkawr-NELEnglish
Anstey['ænsti]