escala bedeutet auf Englisch
| Spanisch | Englisch |
|---|---|
| escala noun {f} | layover [layovers](break between stages of a journey) range [ranges](selection, array) scale [scales](sequence for measurement) stopover [stopovers](interruption in a journey) |
| escala corta noun {f} | short scalenoun |
| escala cromática noun {f} | chromatic scale(a scale including all twelve semitones in an octave) |
| escala de Beaufort proper noun {f} | Beaufort scale(measure for the intensity of the wind) |
| escala de piedras noun {f} | rock climbing(sport of scaling rock faces) |
| escala de Richter proper noun {f} | Richter scale(logarithmic scale) |
| escala larga noun {f} | long scalenoun |
| escala Richter proper noun {f} | Richter scale(logarithmic scale) |
| escala temporal geológica noun {f} | geologic time scale(chronological scale of the earth's history) |
| escalabilidad noun {f} | scalability(property of being scalable) |
| escalable adjective | scalable(capable of being climbed) |
| escalada noun | climbing(the sport of climbing) |
| escalada noun {f} | escalation [escalations](a deliberate or premeditated increase in the violence or geographic scope of a conflict) |
| escalada en bloque noun {f} | bouldering(climbing on large boulders) |
| escalador noun {m} | climber [climbers](someone or something that climbs) rock climber(one who rock climbs) |
| escaladora noun {f} | climber [climbers](someone or something that climbs) rock climber(one who rock climbs) |
| escalafón noun {m} | echelon [echelons](level or rank) ladder [ladders](the hierarchy or ranking system within an organization) |
| escalar verb | climb [climbed, climbing, climbs](to ascend, to go up) mount [mounted, mounting, mounts](to place oneself on a horse, bicycle etc. to ride) scale [scaled, scaling, scales](to climb) |
| escalar adjective | scalar(having magnitude) |
| escalar noun {m} | scalar [scalars](quantity with magnitude) |
| escalar puestos verb | |
| a escala preposition | to scale(such that each dimension has the same proportion to the original) |
| a gran escala adjective | large-scaleadjective |
| descalabro noun {m} | setback [setbacks](adverse event, obstacle) |
| desescalada noun {f} | de-escalation [de-escalations](a decrease in scope, extension or severity) |
| desescalar verb | de-escalate [de-escalated, de-escalating, de-escalates](to decrease in intensity or magnitude) |
| economía de escala noun {f} | economies of scale(the characteristics of a production process) |
| en gran escala adjective | large-scaleadjective |
| espíritu del escalador noun {m} | l'esprit de l'escalier(phenomenon when a conversational rejoinder or remark only occurs to someone after the opportunity to make it has passed) |
| producto escalar noun {m} | scalar product(product of two vectors) |
| reescalar verb | resize [resized, resizing, resizes](alter the size of something) |
