SCALE - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. scale [ingl. brit. skeɪl, ingl. am. skeɪl] SUST.

1. scale (extent):

scale (of crisis, disaster, success, violence): étendue f (of de)

scale (of reform, development, defeat, recession, task): ampleur f (of de)

scale (of activity, operation): envergure f (of de)

scale (of support, change): degré m (of de)

on a large/small scale: à grande/petite échelle

on an unexpected/a modest scale: d'une ampleur inattendue/modeste

2. scale (grading system):

scale: échelle f

salary scale: échelle des salaires

scale of values: échelle de valeurs

at the other end of the scale: à l'autre bout de l'échelle

on a scale of 1 to 10: sur une échelle allant de 1 à 10

3. scale (for maps, models):

scale: échelle f

on a scale of 2 km to 1 cm: à une échelle de 1 cm pour 2 km

the model is out of or not to scale: la maquette n'est pas à l'échelle

4. scale (on thermometer, gauge etc):

scale: graduation f

5. scale (for weighing):

scale: balance f

6. scale MÚS.:

scale: gamme f

to play/sing a scale: faire/chanter une gamme

the scale of G: la gamme de sol

7. scale ZOOL. (on fish, insect):

scale: écaille f

8. scale (deposit):

scale (in kettle, pipes): calcaire m

scale (in kettle, pipes): dépôt m calcaire

scale (on teeth): tartre m

II. scales SUST.

scales sust. pl.:

scales: balance f

III. scale [ingl. brit. skeɪl, ingl. am. skeɪl] V. trans.

1. scale (climb):

scale wall, peak, tower: escalader

2. scale (take scales off):

scale fish: écailler

IV. scale [ingl. brit. skeɪl, ingl. am. skeɪl]

the scales fell from my eyes: tout d'un coup j'ai compris

full-scale [ingl. brit. ˌfʊlˈskeɪl, ingl. am. ˈfʊl ˈˌskeɪl] ADJ.

1. full-scale (in proportion):

full-scale drawing, plan: grandeur f nature

2. full-scale (extensive):

full-scale operation, search: de grande envergure

full-scale investigation: approfondi

full-scale study: exhaustif/-ive

3. full-scale (total):

full-scale alert, panic: général

full-scale war, crisis: généralisé

4. full-scale (complete):

full-scale performance: grand

chromatic scale SUST. MÚS.

chromatic scale: échelle f chromatique

chromatic scale: gamme f chromatique

Richter scale [ingl. brit. ˈrɪktə, ingl. am. ˈrɪktər ˌskeɪl] SUST.

Richter scale: échelle f de Richter

on the Richter scale: sur l'échelle de Richter

small-scale [ingl. brit. smɔːlˈskeɪl, ingl. am. ˈsmɔl ˈˌskeɪl] ADJ.

small-scale model: réduit

small-scale map, plan: à petite échelle

small-scale industry: petit

scale back V. [ingl. brit. skeɪl -, ingl. am. skeɪl -]

scale back → scale down

I. scale down V. [ingl. brit. skeɪl -, ingl. am. skeɪl -] (scale [sth] down, scale down [sth])

1. scale down (reduce according to scale):

scale down drawing, map: réduire l'échelle de

2. scale down (reduce) fig.:

scale down production: ralentir

scale down expenditure, import, involvement, activity: réduire

pay scale SUST.

pay scale: échelle des salaires

I. scale down V. [ingl. brit. skeɪl -, ingl. am. skeɪl -] (scale [sth] down, scale down [sth])

1. scale down (reduce according to scale):

scale down drawing, map: réduire l'échelle de

2. scale down (reduce) fig.:

scale down production: ralentir

scale down expenditure, import, involvement, activity: réduire

I. scale up V. [ingl. brit. skeɪl -, ingl. am. skeɪl -] (scale [sth] up, scale up [sth])

1. scale up literal drawing, map:

scale up: augmenter l'échellle de

2. scale up fig. activity, work:

scale up: augmenter

scale drawing SUST.

scale drawing: dessin m à l'échelle

en el diccionario PONS

I. scale¹ [skeɪl] SUST.

1. scale ZOOL.:

scale: écaille f

2. scale no pl. (mineral coating):

scale: calcaire m

scale of a boiler, coffee machine, iron: tartre m

3. scale MED.:

scale: plaque f dentaire

II. scale¹ [skeɪl] V. trans.

scale: détartrer

I. scale² [skeɪl] SUST.

1. scale (system of gradations) a. ECON.:

scale: échelle f

scale of thermometer: graduation f

to be in scale: être à l'échelle

a sliding scale: une échelle mobile

on a large/small scale: à grande/petite échelle

2. scale:

scale(s) (weighing device): balance f

a bathroom scale: un pèse-personne

3. scale no pl. (great size):

scale: étendue f

advantages of scale: les avantages mpl du commerce de grande envergure

4. scale MÚS.:

scale: gamme f

practice scales: faire des gammes

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to tip the scales: faire pencher la balance

II. scale² [skeɪl] V. trans.

scale: escalader

to scale the heights of a profession fig.: gravir les échelons d'une profession

III. scale² [skeɪl] V. intr. ECON.

scale: être en (phase d')expansion

wage scale [ˈweɪdʒskeɪl] SUST.

wage scale: échelle f des salaires

small-scale ADJ.

small-scale: réduit(e)

large-scale ADJ.

1. large-scale (in large proportions):

large-scale: à grande échelle

2. large-scale (extensive):

large-scale: grand(e)

large-scale emergency aid: de grande envergure

in front of the large-scale disaster ...: devant l'ampleur du désastre ...

I. scale down V. trans.

scale down: réduire

II. scale down V. intr. ECON.

scale down: être en perte de vitesse

salary scale SUST.

salary scale: échelle f des salaires

time scale SUST.

time scale of events: calendrier m

time scale of a novel: période f

full-scale ADJ.

1. full-scale (at the same size):

full-scale: grandeur nature

2. full-scale (total):

full-scale: général(e)

full-scale war: généralisé(e)

3. full-scale (extensive):

full-scale action: de grande envergure

full-scale study: approfondi(e)

I. scale up V. trans.

scale up: augmenter

II. scale up V. intr.

scale up: être en augmentation

en el diccionario PONS

I. scale¹ [skeɪl] SUST.

1. scale ZOOL.:

scale: écaille f

2. scale (flake of skin):

scale: squame f

3. scale (mineral coating):

scale: calcaire m

scale of a boiler, coffee machine, iron: tartre m

II. scale¹ [skeɪl] V. trans.

scale: détartrer

I. scale² [skeɪl] SUST.

1. scale (system of gradations) a. ECON.:

scale: échelle f

scale of thermometer: graduation f

to be in scale: être à l'échelle

a sliding scale: une échelle mobile

on a large/small scale: à grande/petite échelle

2. scale (for weighing):

scale: balance f

a bathroom scale: un pèse-personne

3. scale (great size):

scale: étendue f

advantages of scale: les avantages mpl du commerce de grande envergure

4. scale MÚS.:

scale: gamme f

practice scales: faire des gammes

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to tip the scales: faire pencher la balance

II. scale² [skeɪl] V. trans.

scale: escalader

III. scale² [skeɪl] V. intr. ECON.

scale: être en (phase d')expansion

full-scale ADJ.

1. full-scale (at the same size):

full-scale: grandeur nature

2. full-scale (total):

full-scale: général(e)

full-scale war: généralisé(e)

3. full-scale (extensive):

full-scale action: de grande envergure

full-scale study: approfondi(e)

large-scale ADJ.

1. large-scale (in large proportions):

large-scale: à grande échelle

2. large-scale (extensive):

large-scale: grand(e)

large-scale emergency aid: de grande envergure

in front of the large-scale disaster ...: devant l'ampleur du désastre ...

small-scale ADJ.

small-scale: réduit(e)

time scale SUST.

time scale of events: calendrier m

time scale of a novel: période f

Richter scale [ˈrɪk·tər] SUST.

Richter scale: échelle f de Richter

wage scale [ˈweɪdʒ·skeɪl] SUST.

wage scale: échelle f des salaires

salary scale SUST.

salary scale: échelle f des salaires

scale drawing SUST. TÉC., ARQUIT.

scale drawing: dessin m à l'échelle

Present
I	scale
you	scale
he/she/it	scales
we	scale
you	scale
they	scale

Past
I	scaled
you	scaled
he/she/it	scaled
we	scaled
you	scaled
they	scaled

Present Perfect
I	have	scaled
you	have	scaled
he/she/it	has	scaled
we	have	scaled
you	have	scaled
they	have	scaled

Past Perfect
I	had	scaled
you	had	scaled
he/she/it	had	scaled
we	had	scaled
you	had	scaled
they	had	scaled

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on a large/small scale: à grande/petite échelle

to scale the heights of a profession fig.: gravir les échelons d'une profession

in front of the large-scale disaster ...: devant l'ampleur du désastre ...

at the other end of the scale: à l'autre extrême

on a large scale: sur une grande échelle

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Each cluster should be a small-scale representation of the total population.

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Most of these people consume fresh seafood from small-scale fish boats, or go to seafood restaurants to dine.

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Useful methods include hand-pulling in the case of small-scale invasions.

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The base was also designed to be environment-friendly, with three small-scale wind turbines powering the 50 lights along the breakwaters at night.

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Traditional subsistence agriculture satisfies food needs, while most villagers engage in small-scale cash crop production as well.

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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. scale [ingl. brit. skeɪl, ingl. am. skeɪl] SUST.

1. scale (extent):

2. scale (grading system):

3. scale (for maps, models):

4. scale (on thermometer, gauge etc):

5. scale (for weighing):

6. scale MÚS.:

7. scale ZOOL. (on fish, insect):

8. scale (deposit):

II. scales SUST.

scales sust. pl.:

III. scale [ingl. brit. skeɪl, ingl. am. skeɪl] V. trans.

1. scale (climb):

2. scale (take scales off):

IV. scale [ingl. brit. skeɪl, ingl. am. skeɪl]

full-scale [ingl. brit. ˌfʊlˈskeɪl, ingl. am. ˈfʊl ˈˌskeɪl] ADJ.

1. full-scale (in proportion):

2. full-scale (extensive):

3. full-scale (total):

4. full-scale (complete):

chromatic scale SUST. MÚS.

Richter scale [ingl. brit. ˈrɪktə, ingl. am. ˈrɪktər ˌskeɪl] SUST.

small-scale [ingl. brit. smɔːlˈskeɪl, ingl. am. ˈsmɔl ˈˌskeɪl] ADJ.

scale back V. [ingl. brit. skeɪl -, ingl. am. skeɪl -]

scale back → scale down

I. scale down V. [ingl. brit. skeɪl -, ingl. am. skeɪl -] (scale [sth] down, scale down [sth])

1. scale down (reduce according to scale):

2. scale down (reduce) fig.:

pay scale SUST.

I. scale down V. [ingl. brit. skeɪl -, ingl. am. skeɪl -] (scale [sth] down, scale down [sth])

1. scale down (reduce according to scale):

2. scale down (reduce) fig.:

I. scale up V. [ingl. brit. skeɪl -, ingl. am. skeɪl -] (scale [sth] up, scale up [sth])

1. scale up literal drawing, map:

2. scale up fig. activity, work:

scale drawing SUST.

en el diccionario PONS

I. scale1 [skeɪl] SUST.

1. scale ZOOL.:

2. scale no pl. (mineral coating):

3. scale MED.:

II. scale1 [skeɪl] V. trans.

I. scale2 [skeɪl] SUST.

1. scale (system of gradations) a. ECON.:

2. scale:

3. scale no pl. (great size):

4. scale MÚS.:

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II. scale2 [skeɪl] V. trans.

III. scale2 [skeɪl] V. intr. ECON.

wage scale [ˈweɪdʒskeɪl] SUST.

small-scale ADJ.

large-scale ADJ.

1. large-scale (in large proportions):

2. large-scale (extensive):

I. scale down V. trans.

II. scale down V. intr. ECON.

salary scale SUST.

time scale SUST.

full-scale ADJ.

1. full-scale (at the same size):

2. full-scale (total):

3. full-scale (extensive):

I. scale up V. trans.

II. scale up V. intr.

I. scale1 [skeɪl] SUST.

1. scale ZOOL.:

2. scale (flake of skin):

3. scale (mineral coating):

II. scale1 [skeɪl] V. trans.

I. scale2 [skeɪl] SUST.

1. scale (system of gradations) a. ECON.:

2. scale (for weighing):

3. scale (great size):

4. scale MÚS.:

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

I. scale¹ [skeɪl] SUST.

II. scale¹ [skeɪl] V. trans.

I. scale² [skeɪl] SUST.

II. scale² [skeɪl] V. trans.

III. scale² [skeɪl] V. intr. ECON.

I. scale¹ [skeɪl] SUST.

II. scale¹ [skeɪl] V. trans.

I. scale² [skeɪl] SUST.

II. scale² [skeɪl] V. trans.

III. scale² [skeɪl] V. intr. ECON.