viewingscale
nounUK /ˈvjuːɪŋskeɪl/
US /ˈvjuːɪŋskeɪl/
A viewing scale is a tool that shows how big or small something looks when you watch it.
The viewing scale on the map helped us see how far the park was.
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2. A rating system used to measure how many people watch a show or video.
The network checked the viewing scale to see how popular the cartoon was.
3. A set of marks on a screen or lens that helps you judge size or distance.
Adjust the viewing scale on the telescope so the moon fits in the picture.
4. The range of sizes at which an image can be shown on a device.
This app has a wide viewing scale, from tiny thumbnails to full-screen photos.