standingscale

noun
UK /ˈstændɪŋ skeɪl/
US /ˈstændɪŋ skeɪl/

A standing scale is a big machine you step on to find out how heavy you are.

The nurse asked me to step onto the standing scale to check my weight.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A scale for rating how good or important something is compared with others.

The judges used a standing scale to rank the singers from best to worst.

3. A fixed standard used to judge or compare things over time.

The school uses a standing scale to compare test scores each year.

4. A scale that stays in one place rather than being moved around.

The old standing scale in the barn still works after many years.