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scaled:

scaled adj

  1. scaled (scaly)
    escamado; escamoso; desconchado

Translation Matrix for scaled:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- scaley; scaly
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
desconchado scaled; scaly
escamado scaled; scaly skirted
escamoso scaled; scaly flaky; peeling; scaly; squamiform

Related Words for "scaled":


Synonyms for "scaled":


Related Definitions for "scaled":

  1. (used of armor) having overlapping metal plates attached to a leather backing1
  2. having the body covered or partially covered with thin horny plates, as some fish and reptiles1

scale:

scale [the ~] nom

  1. the scale (spectrum; gamma; gamut)
    la gama; el espectro; la serie
  2. the scale (boiler-scale)
    la incrustaciones; la destitución; el sedimiento; la amputación; la destronación
  3. the scale
    la incrustración calcárea; el sarro; la costra de cal
  4. the scale (gamut; spectrum)
    la escala musical
  5. the scale (flake)
    la escama
  6. the scale (musical scale; octave)
    la escala; el octavo; la escala musical; el espectro de colores; la octava real
  7. the scale
    – The capacity and performance of a given streaming media deployment. Web server networks are considered to be of a much larger scale compared to Windows Media server networks for delivering media streams, because of the ubiquity of HTTP. 2
    la escala

to scale verbe (scales, scaled, scaling)

  1. to scale
    – To enlarge or reduce the display of an item, such as a drawing or a proportional character font, by adjusting its size proportionally. 2
    escalar

Conjugations for scale:

present
  1. scale
  2. scale
  3. scales
  4. scale
  5. scale
  6. scale
simple past
  1. scaled
  2. scaled
  3. scaled
  4. scaled
  5. scaled
  6. scaled
present perfect
  1. have scaled
  2. have scaled
  3. has scaled
  4. have scaled
  5. have scaled
  6. have scaled
past continuous
  1. was scaling
  2. were scaling
  3. was scaling
  4. were scaling
  5. were scaling
  6. were scaling
future
  1. shall scale
  2. will scale
  3. will scale
  4. shall scale
  5. will scale
  6. will scale
continuous present
  1. am scaling
  2. are scaling
  3. is scaling
  4. are scaling
  5. are scaling
  6. are scaling
subjunctive
  1. be scaled
  2. be scaled
  3. be scaled
  4. be scaled
  5. be scaled
  6. be scaled
diverse
  1. scale!
  2. let's scale!
  5. scaled
  6. scaling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for scale:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
amputación boiler-scale; scale
costra de cal scale
destitución boiler-scale; scale
destronación boiler-scale; scale
escala musical scale; octave; scale chromatic spectrum; colour scale; port of call; range of colouring
escala musical gamut; musical scale; octave; scale; spectrum
escama flake; scale
espectro gamma; gamut; scale; spectrum apparition; bogey; delusion; fan; fantasm; fantasy; ghost; ghostly apparition; illusion; imaginair bogey; phantasm; phantasy; phantom; specter; spectre; spook
espectro de colores musical scale; octave; scale chromatic spectrum; color spectrum; colour scale; range of colouring
gama gamma; gamut; scale; spectrum chain; chainlet; chromatic spectrum; circlet; colour scale; range of colouring; ring; row; sequence; series; string
incrustaciones boiler-scale; scale
incrustración calcárea scale
octava real musical scale; octave; scale
octavo musical scale; octave; scale eighth
sarro scale boiler-scale; tartar
sedimiento boiler-scale; scale
serie gamma; gamut; scale; spectrum barge train; chain; chainlet; circlet; concatenation; cyclus; file; joint; line; rank; ring; row; sequence; series; string; succession; train
- exfoliation; graduated table; musical scale; ordered series; plate; scale leaf; scale of measurement; scurf; shell; weighing machine
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
escalar scale arise; ascend; break in; break into a house; climb; climb into; climb up; commit burglary; escalate; go up; mount; rise; rob; snowball; take off
- descale; surmount
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
escalar scalar
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
octavo eighth

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Synonyms for "scale":


Related Definitions for "scale":

  1. a flattened rigid plate forming part of the body covering of many animals1
  2. a metal sheathing of uniform thickness (such as the shield attached to an artillery piece to protect the gunners)1
  3. an indicator having a graduated sequence of marks1
  4. a measuring instrument for weighing; shows amount of mass1
  5. (music) a series of notes differing in pitch according to a specific scheme (usually within an octave)1
  6. a thin flake of dead epidermis shed from the surface of the skin1
  7. a specialized leaf or bract that protects a bud or catkin1
  8. relative magnitude1
    • they entertained on a grand scale1
  9. the ratio between the size of something and a representation of it1
    • the scale of the map1
    • the scale of the model1
  10. an ordered reference standard1
    • judging on a scale of 1 to 101
  11. size or measure according to a scale1
    • This model must be scaled down1
  12. measure with or as if with scales1
    • scale the gold1
  13. remove the scales from1
    • scale fish1
  14. pattern, make, regulate, set, measure, or estimate according to some rate or standard1
  15. climb up by means of a ladder1
  16. reach the highest point of1
    • We scaled the Mont Blanc1
  17. take by attacking with scaling ladders1
    • The troops scaled the walls of the fort1
  18. measure by or as if by a scale1
    • This bike scales only 25 pounds1
  19. To enlarge or reduce the display of an item, such as a drawing or a proportional character font, by adjusting its size proportionally.2
  20. The capacity and performance of a given streaming media deployment. Web server networks are considered to be of a much larger scale compared to Windows Media server networks for delivering media streams, because of the ubiquity of HTTP.2

Wiktionary Translations for scale:

scale
noun
  1. ordered numerical sequence
  2. size or scope
  3. ratio of distances
  4. assigning a magnitude
  5. series of notes
  6. keratin pieces covering the skin of certain animals
  7. device
  8. dish of a balance
verb
  1. to climb
  2. remove the scales of
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• scale → gama; escala musical ↔ toonschaal — een volgens bepaalde schema stijgende of dalende opeenvolging van tonen
• scale → gama; escala musical ↔ toonladder — een stijgende of dalende opeenvolging van tonen
• scale → escala ↔ Maßstab — Verhältnis einer grafischen Darstellung zur Realität
• scale → escama ↔ Schuppe — regelmäßig geformte Platte aus Horn o. Ä. als Bestandteil der Haut vieler Tiere
• scale → gama; escala ↔ Skala — Tonleiter
• scale → escala musical ↔ Tonleiter — Musik: eine zusammenhängende auf- oder absteigende Reihenfolge von Tönen, in einer feststehenden Anordnung der Tonschritte
• scale → indicador ↔ Anzeige — Technik: eine Vorrichtung zur Signalisierung von Zuständen und Werten
• scale → ábaco; nomograma ↔ abaque — Diagramme résolvant un problème numérique
• scale → tamaño; extensión ↔ ampleur — caractère de ce qui est ample.
• scale → báscula ↔ balance — métrol|fr instrument de mesure utilisé pour peser des éléments, pour déterminer leur masse.
• scale → estatura; talla; medida; dimensión; extensión; tamaño ↔ taille — coupe ; manière dont on couper certaines choses, dont elles tailler.
• scale → escama ↔ écaille — Petites lames minces et plates qui couvrir la peau de certains poissons et de certains reptiles.
• scale → escalera; escala ↔ échelle — dispositif composé de deux montants de bois ou de fer munis d’espace en espace de traverses de bois ou de fer disposées de manière qu’elles peuvent servir de degrés ou d’escalier.

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