large-scale
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌlarge-ˈscale ●○○ adjective [only before noun] 1 BIGusing or involving a lot of effort, people, supplies etc 大规模的 OPP small-scale a large-scale rescue operation 大规模的营救行动2. DETAILa large-scale map, model etc is drawn or made bigger than usual, so that more details can be shown 〔地图、模型等〕大型的，用大比例尺制作的From Longman Business Dictionarylarge-scaleˈlarge-scale adjective [only before a noun]1using or involving a lot of people, effort, money, or suppliesThe government hopes to attract large-scale foreign investment.Large-scale changes to the organizational structure of the company are needed. —large-scale adverbWe will have to test the new pesticide large-scale.2large-scale productionMANUFACTURING producing goods in large quantitiesLarge-scale oil production did not begin in Saudi Arabia until after World War II.
ˌlarge-ˈscale adjectiveChineseSyllable
of involving effort, lot or a Business using
large-scale
ˌlarge-ˈscale
adjective [only before noun]
1. using or involving a lot of effort, people, supplies etc
OPP small-scale:
a large-scale rescue operation
2. a large-scale map, model etc is drawn or made bigger than usual, so that more details can be shown
ˌlarge-ˈscale
adjective [only before noun]1. using or involving a lot of effort, people, supplies etc
OPP small-scale:
2. a large-scale map, model etc is drawn or made bigger than usual, so that more details can be shown