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I. scale1 [americ skeɪl, Brit skeɪl] SUBST
1.1. scale C (on fish, snake):
scale
1.2. scale C (flake):
scale (of skin)
scale (of paint)
scale (of paint)
2. scale U (deposit):
scale (in kettle, pipes)
scale (on metal)
II. scale1 [americ skeɪl, Brit skeɪl] VERBO trans
1. scale fish:
scale
scale
2. scale kettle:
scale
scale2 [americ skeɪl, Brit skeɪl] SUBST
1. scale (for weighing):
scale usu pl
scale usu pl
2. scale (pan):
scale
I. scale3 [americ skeɪl, Brit skeɪl] SUBST
1.1. scale (on measuring instrument):
scale
the Richter scale
how would you grade it on a scale of 1 to 10?
1.2. scale (table, ranking):
scale
wage/social scale
scale of charges
1.3. scale (promotion ladder):
scale
1.4. scale (ruler):
scale
2.1. scale sem pl (extent, size):
scale
on a large/small scale
on a massive scale
2.2. scale sem pl (of map, diagram):
scale
to draw/make sth to scale
not to scale”
not to scale” atrib model/drawing
3. scale MÚS:
scale
II. scale3 [americ skeɪl, Brit skeɪl] VERBO trans (climb)
scale mountain/wall/rock face
scale ladder
scale down VERBO [americ skeɪl -, Brit skeɪl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
scale down model/drawing
scale down operation/investment
scale down operation/investment
scale back VERBO [americ skeɪl -, Brit skeɪl -] (v + adv + o)
scale back expenditure/production
scale back activities
scale up VERBO [americ skeɪl -, Brit skeɪl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
scale up drawing/model
scale up operation/investment
sliding scale [americ ˌslaɪdɪŋ ˈskeɪl, Brit] SUBST
sliding scale
full-scale [americ ˈfʊl ˈˌskeɪl, Brit ˌfʊlˈskeɪl] ADJ
1. full-scale (actual size):
full-scale model/drawing/plan
2. full-scale (major):
full-scale work
full-scale work
full-scale investigation
full-scale test
full-scale war
pay scale SUBST
pay scale
large-scale [americ ˈlɑrdʒ ˈˌskeɪl, Brit ˈlɑːdʒskeɪl] ADJ atrib
1. large-scale map/model:
large-scale
2. large-scale search/inquiry:
large-scale
large-scale
I. scale1 [skeɪl] SUBST
1. scale ZOOL:
scale
2. scale sem pl TÉC, MED:
scale
II. scale1 [skeɪl] VERBO trans
1. scale (remove scales):
scale
2. scale TÉC, MED:
scale
scale2 [skeɪl] SUBST
scale (weighing device):
scale
Expressões:
I. scale3 [skeɪl] SUBST (range, magnitude, proportion)
scale a. MÚS
a sliding scale ECON
on a large/small scale
to draw sth to scale
II. scale3 [skeɪl] VERBO trans
1. scale (climb):
scale
to scale the heights (of sth)
2. scale TÉC, ARQUIT:
scale
full-scale ADJ
1. full-scale (original size):
full-scale
2. full-scale (all-out):
full-scale
large-scale [ˌlɑ:dʒˈskeɪl, americ ˌlɑ:rdʒ-] ADJ
large-scale
wage scale SUBST
wage scale
sliding scale SUBST
sliding scale
salary scale SUBST
salary scale
scale down VERBO trans
scale down demand, expectations:
scale down
scale drawing SUBST TÉC, ARQUIT
scale drawing
I. scale1 [skeɪl] SUBST
1. scale ZOOL:
scale
2. scale TÉC, MED:
scale
II. scale1 [skeɪl] VERBO trans
1. scale (remove scales):
scale
2. scale TÉC, MED:
scale
scale2 [skeɪl] SUBST
scale (weighing device):
scale
Expressões:
I. scale3 [skeɪl] SUBST (range, magnitude, proportion)
scale a. MÚS
a sliding scale ECON
on a large/small scale
to draw sth to scale
II. scale3 [skeɪl] VERBO trans
1. scale (climb):
scale
to scale the heights (of sth)
2. scale TÉC, ARQUIT:
scale
small-scale ADJ
small-scale
sliding scale SUBST
sliding scale
scale model SUBST
scale model
scale down VERBO trans
scale down demand, expectations:
scale down
scale drawing SUBST TÉC, ARQUIT
scale drawing
large-scale ADJ
large-scale
wage scale SUBST
wage scale
Present
Iscale
youscale
he/she/itscales
wescale
youscale
theyscale
Past
Iscaled
youscaled
he/she/itscaled
wescaled
youscaled
theyscaled
Present Perfect
Ihavescaled
youhavescaled
he/she/ithasscaled
wehavescaled
youhavescaled
theyhavescaled
Past Perfect
Ihadscaled
youhadscaled
he/she/ithadscaled
wehadscaled
youhadscaled
theyhadscaled
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It built large-scale public works such as dams, bridges, hospitals, and schools.
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She also engaged in large-scale trade and in money-lending.
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Foreign-owned, large-scale, commercial production in the eastern border region was surpassing central region production in the late 1980s.
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The company is primarily engaged in developing large-scale mixed-use planned communities, incorporating residential, commercial, educational, and leisure components.
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These projects were large-scale, usually empirically-based, and often lasted for more than one year.
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