large-scale

See also: largescale and large scale

English

Alternative forms

large scale

Etymology

large + scale

Adjective

large-scale (comparative more large-scale, superlative most large-scale)

Large in amount, scope or extent.
(of a map or image) Drawn large so as to show detail.

Antonyms

small-scale

Derived terms

ultra-large-scale
very-large-scale

Translations

large in amount, scope or extent

Catalan: a gran escala
Chinese:
Mandarin: 大型 (zh) (dàxíng)
Dutch: grootschalig (nl)
Esperanto: grandskala
Finnish: laaja (fi), mittava (fi)
French: à grande échelle (fr)
German: großangelegt, groß angelegt
Hungarian: nagyarányú (hu), nagymérvű

Italian: su larga scala
Japanese: 大規模の (だいきぼの, daikibo no), 大型の (ja) (おおがたの, ōgata no)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: storskala

Nynorsk: storskala
Portuguese: em grande escala, em larga escala
Russian: крупномасшта́бный (ru) (krupnomasštábnyj)
Scottish Gaelic: mòr-sgèile
Spanish: a gran escala

drawn large so as to show detail

German: großangelegt, groß angelegt
Russian: крупномасшта́бный (ru) (krupnomasštábnyj), в кру́пном масшта́бе (v krúpnom masštábe)
Scottish Gaelic: mòr-sgèile

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French: ^{(please verify)} sur grande échelle, ^{(please verify)} sur vaste échelle

Spanish: ^{(please verify)} a gran escala, ^{(please verify)} en gran escala

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