INCREMENTAL SCALE - Translation from English into Italian

incremental scale [ˌɪŋkrəˌmentlˈskeɪl] N

incremental scale

scala f degli aumenti

incremental scale

fasce fpl di aumenti

incremental [Brit ɪŋkrɪˈmɛnt(ə)l, Am ˈˌɪŋkrəˈˌmɛn(t)l, ˈˌɪnkrəˈˌmɛn(t)l] ADJ

1. incremental:

incremental COMPUT, MATH backup, display

incrementale

incremental computer

differenziale

2. incremental (increasing):

incremental benefit, effect

cumulativo, crescente

incremental measures, steps

progressivo

I. scale¹ [Brit skeɪl, Am skeɪl] N

1. scale ZOOL (on fish, insect):

scale

squama f

2. scale (deposit):

scale (in kettle, pipes)

(deposito di) calcare m

scale (on teeth)

tartaro m

II. scale¹ [Brit skeɪl, Am skeɪl] VB trans

1. scale (take scales off):

scale fish

squamare

2. scale (in kettle, pipes):

scale

togliere il calcare a

III. scale¹ [Brit skeɪl, Am skeɪl]

the scales fell from my eyes

d'un tratto capii la verità

I. scale² [Brit skeɪl, Am skeɪl] N (for weighing)

scale

bilancia f

II. scales N

scales npl:

scales

bilancia f

I. scale³ [Brit skeɪl, Am skeɪl] N

1. scale (extent):

scale (of crisis, disaster, success, defeat, violence, development, recession)

dimensioni fpl

scale (of crisis, disaster, success, defeat, violence, development, recession)

ampiezza f (of di)

scale (of reform, task, activity, operation)

portata f (of di)

scale (of support, change)

ampiezza f (of di)

on a large scale

su vasta scala

on a small scale

in piccole proporzioni

on an unexpected, a modest scale

di dimensioni inaspettate, modeste

2. scale (grading system):

scale

scala f

pay scale, salary scale

scala retributiva, delle retribuzioni

scale of values

scala di valori

at the other end of the scale

all'altra estremità della scala

on a scale of 1 to 10

in una scala da 1 a 10

3. scale (for maps, models):

scale

scala f

on a scale of 2 km to 1 cm

su scala di 1 cm per 2 km

the model is out of or not to scale

il modello non è in scala

4. scale (on thermometer, gauge etc.):

scale

scala f

scale

gradazione f

5. scale MUS:

scale

scala f

to play, sing a scale

fare una scala

the scale of G

la scala di sol maggiore

II. scale³ [Brit skeɪl, Am skeɪl] VB trans (climb)

scale wall, peak, tower

scalare

incremental [ˌɪŋ·krə·ˈmən·t̬əl] ADJ ECON

incremental

incrementale

I. scale¹ [skeɪl] N

1. scale ZOOL:

scale

squama f

2. scale:

scale MED

tartaro m

scale TECH

calcare m

II. scale¹ [skeɪl] VB trans

1. scale (remove scales):

scale

squamare

2. scale:

scale MED

togliere il tartaro da

scale TECH

togliere il calcare da

scale² [skeɪl] N

scale (weighing device):

scale

piatto m (di bilancia)

scales

bilancia f

Phrases:

to tip the scales

far pendere la bilancia

I. scale³ [skeɪl] N (range, magnitude, proportion)

scale a. MUS

scala f

a sliding scale ECON

una scala mobile

on a large/small scale

su larga/piccola scala

to draw sth to scale

disegnare qc in scala

II. scale³ [skeɪl] VB trans

1. scale (climb):

scale

scalare

to scale the heights (of sth)

scalare le vette (di qc)

2. scale TECH, ARCHIT:

scale

ridurre in scala

Present

I	scale
you	scale
he/she/it	scales
we	scale
you	scale
they	scale

Past

I	scaled
you	scaled
he/she/it	scaled
we	scaled
you	scaled
they	scaled

Present Perfect

I	have	scaled
you	have	scaled
he/she/it	has	scaled
we	have	scaled
you	have	scaled
they	have	scaled

Past Perfect

I	had	scaled
you	had	scaled
he/she/it	had	scaled
we	had	scaled
you	had	scaled
they	had	scaled

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The number of possible modes for any intervallic set is dictated by the pattern of intervals in the scale.

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The redness, scale and itch if present may be managed with simple emollients and sometimes hydrocortisone, a weak steroid, is also used.

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Both apparatus types have an adjustable drawing-head with rules attached to a protractor scale so that the angle of the rules may be adjusted.

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The sulfate scale from an oil well can be very radium rich.

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The economic activity in the area consisted of various kinds of small-scale manufacturing industry and businesses, e.g. demolition of cars, and, it seems, junk yards and second-hand stores.

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