Scale
01
規模, 大きさ
the size, amount, or degree of one thing compared with another
例
The scale of the earthquake was so immense that it caused widespread damage across the region.
02
鱗, 鱗片
each of the thin hard plates that cover the surface of the body of a fish or reptile
例
The fish 's scales shimmered in the sunlight as it leaped out of the water.
魚の鱗は、水から飛び出したときに太陽の光できらめいた。
03
はかり, 体重計
a device used to weigh people or objects
例
The bathroom scale indicated that she had lost a few pounds after her diet and exercise regimen.
バスルームの体重計は、彼女がダイエットと運動療法の後に数ポンド減量したことを示した。
04
音階, 音楽のスケール
an arrangement of a series of musical notes with specified intervals, in ascending or descending pitch order
例
The C major scale consists of seven notes, starting with C and following a specific pattern of intervals.
Cメジャーのスケールは、Cから始まり、特定の間隔のパターンに従う7つの音符で構成されています。
05
尺度, 段階
a system of numerical values used to quantify and compare levels, degrees, or values
例
The earthquake's intensity was measured on the Richter scale.
地震の強さはリヒタースケールで測定されました。
06
スケール, 比例
a principle of design that refers to the size of elements in a composition relative to one another or to the overall size of the composition itself
例
In architectural design, the scale of the building's facade elements should harmonize with the structure's overall size.
建築設計において、建物のファサード要素のスケールは、構造全体のサイズと調和する必要があります。
07
a small leaf that covers and protects a bud or flower cluster, a modified leaf or bract that covers and protects a bud or catkin
例
The buds are enclosed by protective scales.
08
an instrument or device with a series of graduated marks used to measure or indicate quantity
例
The thermometer has a scale in degrees Celsius.
09
a metal sheathing of uniform thickness, often used as a protective covering, such as on artillery or armor
例
The tank is reinforced with a scale of metal plates.
10
a thin flake of dead skin or epidermis shed from the surface of the body
例
She removes scales from her hands before moisturizing.
to scale
01
登る, 克服する
to ascend or overcome a height or obstacle, often using a ladder
Transitive: to scale a height or obstacle
例
The firefighter used a ladder to scale the building and rescue a cat stuck on a ledge.
消防士ははしごを使って建物を登り、窓枠に挟まった猫を救出した。
02
調整する, スケーリングする
to adjust or modify something according to a specific rate, standard, or size
Transitive: to scale sth
例
The architect carefully scaled the blueprint to ensure it would fit within the available space.
建築家は、利用可能なスペースに収まるように、慎重に設計図をスケーリングしました。
03
計量する, 測定する
to measure or determine the weight of an object using a scale or balance
Transitive: to scale weight of something
例
The chef asked the assistant to scale the ingredients carefully.
シェフはアシスタントに材料を注意深く計量するように頼んだ。
04
計量する, 重量を記録する
to register or indicate a particular weight on a scale or balance
Transitive: to scale a particular weight
例
As the truck loaded with cargo rolled onto the weighing platform, it scaled exactly 5 tons.
貨物を積んだトラックが計量プラットフォームに乗り入れると、ちょうど5トンと表示された。
05
うろこを取る, うろこを剥がす
to take off or peel away scales, often from a fish or other similar surfaces
Transitive: to scale fish
例
During the outdoor barbecue, friends took turns scaling the freshly caught fish.
アウトドアバーベキューの間、友達は交代で釣りたての魚のウロコを取った。
06
登る, よじ登る
to climb and reach the summit or the peak of a height
Transitive: to scale the peak of a height
例
The mountaineer trained for weeks to scale the challenging peak in the Himalayas.
その登山家は、ヒマラヤの挑戦的な峰に登るために数週間訓練した。
07
登る, 攻略する
to use ladders or similar means to gain access to and conquer a fortified structure
Transitive: to scale a fortified structure
例
The army attempted to scale the castle walls during the siege.
軍隊は包囲中に城壁を登ろうと試みた。
語彙ツリー
scalable
scalage
scaleless
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