scale in Greek
scale in Greek is κλίμακα, λέπι, έκταση — scale means the size, extent, or proportion of something, especially compared to something else.
scale in Greek
κλίμακα
Pronounced: klimaka
λέπι
Pronounced: lepi
Part of an overlapping arrangement of many small, flat and hard pieces of keratin covering the skin of an animal, particularly a fish or reptile.
έκταση
Pronounced: ektasi
Size; scope.
μέγεθος
Pronounced: megethos
Size; scope.
What does "scale" mean?
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noun The size, extent, or proportion of something, especially compared to something else.
"The scale of the damage from the flood shocked everyone."
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noun A series of marked measurements used for comparison, such as on a ruler, map, or rating system.
"Rate your pain on a scale of one to ten."
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noun One of the small, hard, overlapping plates covering the skin of fish and reptiles.
"Sunlight glinted off the fish's silver scales."
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noun An instrument for measuring weight.
"Step on the scale to check your weight."
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scale in a sentence
- The scale of the damage from the flood shocked everyone.
- Rate your pain on a scale of one to ten.
- Sunlight glinted off the fish's silver scales.
- Step on the scale to check your weight.
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What is "scale" in Greek?
"scale" in Greek is κλίμακα, λέπι, έκταση. scale means: The size, extent, or proportion of something, especially compared to something else.
How do you pronounce κλίμακα?
"scale" in Greek is κλίμακα, pronounced "klimaka".
How do you use "scale" in a sentence?
Example: "The scale of the damage from the flood shocked everyone." In Greek, "scale" is κλίμακα, λέπι, έκταση.
Are there other ways to say "scale" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "scale": κλίμακα, λέπι, έκταση, μέγεθος.
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