scale
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Noun
- (countable & uncountable)
The scale of something is its size or level.
- It's hard to understand the scale of the change.
- (countable) A scale is a small machine for measuring (finding out) how much something weighs (how heavy the thing is.)
- She stood on the scale and found out she weighed 150 pounds.
- (countable) (music) A series of eight notes.
- A scale for weighing small things
- A balance is a kind of scale
- A musical scale
- scale to measure it
Verb
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- If you scale something, then you climb up it.
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