scale up

The phrase "scale up" is commonly used in business, technology, and engineering to describe increasing size, capacity, or scope while maintaining efficiency.

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Definition

B2General

(common)To increase the size, amount, or extent of something proportionally.

Example

  • The company plans to scale up its production to meet the growing demand.

C1Business

(corporate, development)To expand a successful project or business to reach more people or cover larger areas.

Example

  • The startup successfully scaled up its operations to enter new markets.

C1Engineering

(technical)To modify a process to allow for greater quantities, often based on smaller-scale observations.

Example

  • Engineers worked to scale up the production process from the lab to the factory.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "scale up":

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