scale up



scale up something

also scale something up
to make something larger, esp. a design or model A number of companies manufacturing a line of popular small cars have simply scaled up those models. Engineers did not completely understand what would happen if they scaled their design up.
See also: scale, up

scale up

v.
1. To climb up something; ascend something: The hikers scaled up the side of the mountain.
2. To increase the scope or extent of something according to a standard or by degrees; increase something in calculated amounts: The company scaled up its operations to meet the growing demand. The city scaled its efforts up to reduce crime.
See also: scale, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
HugoOO-go (Spanish), HYOO-go (English), HUY-kho (Dutch), HOO-go (German)Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, English, Dutch, German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Ancient Germanic (
Latifah-Arabic
Ala Al-Din-Arabic
EirÍKur-Icelandic
LornaLAWR-nəEnglish
Ernestineer-nes-TEE-nə (German), UR-nəs-teen (English)French, German, English