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scale

/skeɪl/

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noun

/skeɪl/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями, включая устройство для взвешивания, последовательность музыкальных нот, относительный размер или масштаб чего-либо, а также накладывающиеся друг на друга пластинки, покрывающие рыбу или рептилию.

A noun with multiple meanings, including a device for weighing, a series of musical notes, the relative size or extent of something, or the overlapping plates covering a fish or reptile.

  1. Measuring deviceA2formal

    A device used to measure weight or mass.

    ruВесы

    • She weighed the flour on a kitchen scale.
    • The bathroom scale showed she had lost weight.
    • The doctor used a scale to measure the baby's weight.

    Synonymsbalanceweighing machine

  2. Size or extentB1formal

    The relative size, extent, or magnitude of something.

    ruМасштаб

    • The scale of the disaster was enormous.
    • They are building a project on a massive scale.
    • The map has a scale of 1:100,000.

    Synonymsbreadthcompassdegreeextentmagnitudeproportionrangescopesize

  3. Musical scaleB1formal

    A sequence of musical notes arranged in ascending or descending order.

    ruГамма

    • She practiced the C major scale on the piano.
    • The musician played a chromatic scale.
    • Learning scales is essential for any instrumentalist.

    Synonymsgamutmode

  4. Fish or reptile skinA2formal

    Small, thin, overlapping plates that cover the skin of fish and reptiles.

    ruЧешуя

    • The fish's scales shimmered in the sunlight.
    • Snakes have scales that protect their bodies.
    • The dragon's scales were depicted as hard and shiny.

    Synonymsscutesquama

  5. Ladder or climbing toolB2formal

    A tool consisting of a series of rungs or steps used for climbing.

    ruЛестница

    • He used a scale to climb the wall.
    • The firefighter carried a scale to rescue the cat.
    • The old castle had a spiral scale leading to the tower.

    Synonymsladderstepladder

Forms
  • scales plural form
  • scales' possessive plural form
  • scale's possessive singular form
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verb

/skeɪl/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по взбиранию на что-либо, изменению размера или масштаба чего-либо, или удалению слоя или покрытия.

A verb used to indicate the act of climbing up something, adjusting the size or extent of something, or removing a layer or coating.

  1. B2formal

    To climb up something steep, like a wall, cliff, or mountain.

    ruВзбираться

    • The mountaineers scaled the north face of the mountain.
    • He scaled the wall to rescue the cat.
    • They scaled the cliff using ropes and harnesses.

    Synonymsascendclamberclimbmountscramblesurmount

    Antonymsdescend

  2. Adjust sizeB2formal

    To change the size or extent of something, often in proportion.

    ruМасштабировать

    • We need to scale the image to fit the screen.
    • The company plans to scale its operations globally.
    • The model was scaled down to fit the display case.

    Synonymsadjustproportionrescaleresizesize

  3. Remove scalesB1formal

    To remove the scales from a fish.

    ruЧистить

    • She scaled the fish before cooking it.
    • He carefully scaled the trout with a knife.
    • The chef scaled and gutted the salmon.

    Synonymsdescale

Forms
  • scaled past participle
  • scaled past simple
  • scaling present participle
  • scales third person singular

Phrasal variantsscale downscale up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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