English, asked by conorpaulmm, 11 months ago

Is it 'scaling up a building' or 'scaling a building'?

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Answered by everythinismad

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'Scaling a building'.

Scaling definition already means that you're going up/down a building so no need to mention

Answered by nish91

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scaling up a building is the answer

conorpaulmm: thank you, i searched for it in a book i read and this is what it said too<3

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