英 [ˌdaʊnˈskeɪl] 美 [ˌdaʊnˈskeɪl]
v. 缩小……的尺寸（或规模）；降低……的程度；卖出（或买进）低廉的商品
adj. （社会地位）低级的；面向低收入消费者的；（商品、服务等）低档的
adv. 面向低收入消费者地
第三人称单数downscales
现在分词downscaling
过去式downscaled
过去分词downscaled
比较级more downscale
最高级most downscale
downscale /ˈdaʊnskeɪl/
形容词 Downscale means the same as . 同'downmarket'。
intended for people with low incomes
mass-produced downscale versions of high-priced fashions
下变换-引用次数：1
降低规模
... incorporate 合并 downscale 缩减规模 premium 保险费 ...
... do without 免除，不用 downscale 降低规模 middle-brow 中产阶级趣味的（人）；文化教养一般的（人） ...
... 高消费阶层的 upscale 下阶层的 downscale 经济阶层的形成 economic stratification ...
超采样（Oversampling）/下变换（DownScale）的好处： 清晰度更高：比起使用同等分辨率的非超采样而言，如上述原理所示，6K超采样到4K，仍然具有4K的清晰度。
downsizing 精简，裁员；缩小规模
Starbucks responded by going downscale.
星巴克以走低端路线回应。
Wall Street's taste in bling has also moved downscale.
华尔街对奢侈品的品味也降低了。
Greasy, downscale, industrialized, aggressively unhealthy, McDonald's was a ripe target for popular-culture agitators.
麦当劳油腻、抵挡、工业化、极不健康，是流行文化鼓动者的现成攻击对象。
But until recently, shopping south of 49th Street on Fifth Avenue was more downscale.
The blurring of what is considered upscale and downscale also helps them prioritize their luxury purchases.
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Being an outlet mall also positions it a little more downscale than Karp is known for.