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large-scale
[ lahrj-skeyl ]
adjective
- very extensive or encompassing; of great scope:
a large-scale business plan.
- made to a large scale:
a large-scale map.
large-scale
adjective
- wide-ranging or extensive
- (of maps and models) constructed or drawn to a big scale
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of large-scale1
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Though the clearing of rubble is expected to be over by the end of the year, few expect large-scale rebuilding to follow anytime soon.
It’s the first large-scale charging of student protesters in California, carrying the most serious possible penalties, leveled by Santa Clara County Dist.
With fewer large-scale events, the city loses out on the tax revenue that would be generated by hotels, according to city analysts.
The approach of Universal Creative, the arm of the company devoted to theme park experiences, is to treat its large-scale theme park attractions almost as mini-movies.
Whatever we feel about the necessity or effectiveness of large-scale social interventions in response to the pandemic, we should all agree that — from a collective quality-of-life perspective — they sucked.
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