1.增加;扩大;提高
1.to make something larger in size, amount, extent etc. than it used to be
1.As the name suggests, one of its primary objectives is to dramatically scale-up the number of users that an application can support.
顾名思义，它的主要目标之一是极大地扩大应用程序可以支持的用户数量。
2."FAO will scale up its support on a number of low-income food deficit countries, especially those facing prolonged crisis, " he said.
达席尔瓦说：“联合国粮农组织将加强对一些缺粮低收入国家的支持，尤其是那些面临长期危机的国家。”
3.Accordingly, the company has decided to scale up the new FMCG businesses like branded packaged foods, lifestyle retailing and others.
因此，印度烟草公司决定按比例扩大新的快速消费品业务，如品牌包装食品、生活方式零售业和其他业务。
4."We are certainly far from it, " he said, adding that more work is needed to scale up the devices.
他说：“我们肯定距离应用很遥远”。他还说，需要进行更多的研究从而扩大这种装置的规模。
5.Real squash and stretch is usually some part of an object deforming differently that just a simple scale up or down.
真正的压缩和伸展通常是一个物体的某个部分，它不同于只是简单地缩放。
6.But few analysts believe it is possible to scale up hydro, nuclear, solar and wind power at such a massive rate.
但只有少部分分析人士相信可以以如此快的速度发展水电，核电，太阳能和风力发电。
7.There's just a limit to the extent to which the carmakers can scale up tech employment.
汽车制造商增加技术人才雇用的程度是有限的。
8.Wang thinks he has a molecule that will be ready to scale up to industrial levels in an affordable way.
王认为他的分子，这种分子将准备扩大到工业水平的一个经济实惠的方式。
9.He said he hopes improved U. N. and ASEAN coordination with the authorities in Burma will help scale up relief efforts quickly.
他说，他希望得到改善的联合国和东盟同缅甸当局的协调有助于扩大赈灾工作。
10.For some, the long-term strategy may be to scale up and sell to Amazon or cash out in a stock offering.
对于有些人来说，开公司的长期计划可能是把规模做大，然后卖给亚马逊或是上市套现。