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scaling

/ˈskeɪlɪŋ/

scaling back

scalingnoun

scalings

Translations

масштабирование

The company is focusing on the scaling of its operations to meet global demand.

Компания сосредоточена на масштабировании своих операций для удовлетворения мирового спроса.

наращивание

The scaling of production is necessary to keep up with the increasing orders.

Наращивание производства необходимо для того, чтобы успевать за увеличивающимся количеством заказов.

удаление накипи

Regular scaling of the pipes is essential to maintain the efficiency of the heating system.

Регулярное удаление накипи из труб необходимо для поддержания эффективности системы отопления.

Additional translations

шкала

масштаб

градация

Definitions

The process of removing scale or encrustation from a surface, especially from teeth or a boiler.

The dentist recommended scaling to remove the plaque buildup on my teeth.

The act of climbing or ascending, especially a steep surface or structure.

The scaling of the mountain took several hours and required a lot of energy.

The process of adjusting the size or level of something, often in a business or technical context.

The company is focusing on scaling its operations to meet the increased demand.

The formation or shedding of scales, especially from skin or a painted surface.

The patient complained of itching and scaling of the scalp.

Synonyms

scalingadjective

Attributive use of the noun before another noun (e.g., scaling solution)

Definitions

Relating to or intended for the act or process of increasing size, capacity, or performance.

The team implemented several scaling strategies to cope with the surge in traffic.

Synonyms

scalinggerund / present participle

/ˈskeɪ.lɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe something that can be increased in size or that removes scale.

Definitions

Increasing or expanding in size, capacity, or performance; undergoing scaling.

The platform is facing scaling challenges as the user base grows.

Designed for or used in the removal of scale or encrustation.

The plumber applied a scaling solution to the inside of the pipes.

Synonyms

scaleverb

scaling

Gerund

scaled

Past Simple

scaled

Past Participle

scaling

Gerund

/skeɪl/

Translations

масштабировать

We need to scale the business to meet the growing demand.

Нам нужно масштабировать бизнес, чтобы удовлетворить растущий спрос.

взбираться

The climbers scaled the steep mountain with great effort.

Альпинисты с большим трудом взобрались на крутой гору.

снимать чешую

Before cooking the fish, you need to scale it.

Перед приготовлением рыбы нужно снять с неё чешую.

Additional translations

определять масштаб

измерять вес

чертить

Definitions

To climb up or over something, especially a steep incline or a wall.

The mountaineers scaled the steep cliff with great effort.

To remove scales from a fish.

Before cooking, she scaled the fish to prepare it for the meal.

To adjust the size or amount of something in proportion to a standard or to fit a particular purpose.

The company plans to scale its operations to meet the increased demand.

To represent something in a smaller or larger size while maintaining the same proportions.

The architect scaled the model of the building to fit on the display table.

To measure the weight of something using a scale or scales.

The baker scaled the flour before adding it to the dough.

Synonyms

go up

scale up

scalenoun

Definitions

A device used for weighing objects or people.

She stepped on the scale to check her weight.

A series of musical notes ordered by pitch, either ascending or descending.

He practiced the C major scale on the piano.

A graduated range of values forming a standard system for measuring or grading something.

The earthquake was measured at 6.5 on the Richter scale.

A small, thin, flat piece of hard material that covers the skin of fish and reptiles.

The fisherman removed the scales from the fish before cooking it.

A relative size or extent of something, often used to describe the level of detail in a map or model.

The model was built to a scale of 1:100.

A coating or layer of hard mineral deposits or tartar forming on a surface such as the inside of a kettle or on teeth.

The heating element was covered with a thick layer of scale.

The size, extent, or level of something, especially when compared with something else.

The scale of the project was beyond anything the company had attempted before.

scaleadjective

Definitions

Represented or made at a particular ratio of size, especially to serve as a model or diagram.

The engineer built a scale model of the bridge.