small-scale — limited in size, extent, or scope; not involving many people or things
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: limited in size, extent, or scope; not involving many people or things
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsmɔːl skeɪl/
Korean meaning: 규모가 작은, 소규모의
Korean pronunciation: **스몰** 스**케일**
Example Sentences
- My grandmother runs a small-scale bakery that sells only 50 cookies per day.
- The small-scale experiment was conducted in the school laboratory.
- He started a small-scale YouTube channel with only his pet hamster as co-host.
small-scale
ADJECTIVE//ˈsmɔːl skeɪl//
limited in size, extent, or scope; not involving many people or things
limited in size, extent, or scope; not involving many people or things
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Origin
'small'은 고대 영어 'smæl'에서 유래되었고, 'scale'은 라틴어 'scala'(사다리, 계단)에서 왔습니다. 사다리의 작은 단계처럼 작은 규모를 의미하게 되었습니다.
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“My grandmother runs a small-scale bakery that sells only 50 cookies per day.”
“The small-scale experiment was conducted in the school laboratory.”
“He started a small-scale YouTube channel with only his pet hamster as co-host.”
“Small-scale renewable energy projects are becoming popular in rural areas.”
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