scaling

• Sustantivo que denota el proceso de ajustar, medir u ordenar según una escala gradual, así como la acción de subir o ascender como por una escalera.

A noun referring to the process of arranging, measuring, or adjusting according to a graduated series or scale, or an ascent by or as if by a ladder.

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1. Graduated arrangementB2formal

   The process of organizing items or values in a sequence according to a fixed scale or standard.

   Escalonamiento gradual

   • The scaling of test scores helps compare student performance.
   • Proper scaling of the data is essential for accurate analysis.
   • The company implemented a new scaling system for employee evaluations.

   Sinónimoscalibrationgradinggraduationorderingranking

2. Measurement or adjustmentB2formal

   The act of measuring, adjusting, or calibrating something according to a specific scale.

   escalado (medición o ajuste)

   • The scaling of the map was done to fit the page.
   • Precise scaling of the model is required for the experiment.
   • The engineer checked the scaling of the instrument before use.

   Sinónimosadjustmentcalibrationmeasurementsizingstandardization

3. Ascent or climbingB2formal

   The act of climbing or moving upward, as if using a ladder.

   escalada

   • The scaling of the mountain took several days.
   • His scaling of the corporate ladder was rapid.
   • The team practiced scaling the wall for the competition.

   Sinónimosascensionascentclimbclimbingmounting

• Verbo que se utiliza para indicar la acción de trepar o subir a algo, cambiar el tamaño o la escala de algo, o eliminar una capa o recubrimiento.

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.

   escalar (trepar)

   • 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.

   Sinónimosascendclamberclimbmountscramblesurmount

   Antónimosdescend

2. Adjust sizeB2formal

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

   Escalar (ajustar tamaño)

   • 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.

   Sinónimosadjustproportionrescaleresizesize

3. Remove scalesB1formal

   To remove the scales from a fish.

   Escamar

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

   Sinónimosdescale

Variantes phrasalscale downscale up