small-scale

See also: smallscale and small scale

English

Alternative forms

• small scale

Etymology

small +‎ scale

Adjective

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

1. Having a modest scope or extent.
2. Drawn or constructed at a small size, without much detail.

Antonyms

• large-scale

Translations

having a modest scope or extent

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 小型 (zh) (xiǎoxíng)

• Finnish: pienimuotoinen (fi), vaatimaton (fi)
• French: à petite échelle
• Galician: a pequena escala f
• German: kleinangelegt / klein angelegt
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• Japanese: 小規模の (しょうきぼの, shōkibo no), 小型の (ja) (こがたの, kogata no)
• Russian: мелкомасшта́бный (ru) (melkomasštábnyj), маломасшта́бный (ru) (malomasštábnyj)
• Scottish Gaelic: beag-sgèile
• Swedish: småskalig (sv)

too small for much detail

• Chinese:

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• Finnish: pienimuotoinen (fi)
• Scottish Gaelic: beag-sgèile