大規模 (だいきぼ, daikibo) Japanese meaning: large-scale

大規模 (だいきぼ, daikibo) Japanese meaning: large-scale | Kotomora

Kanji

大おお掛がかり
大規模 is a neutral, often technical term for scale, while 大がかり emphasizes an elaborate, physically involved setup such as construction or a big event.
大だい々だい的てきN1
大規模 focuses on the actual size or scope of something, while 大々的 emphasizes making something showy or widely publicized, often regardless of true scale.
一いち大だい
一大 is a prefix attached directly to a noun to mean 'a major/large ...', while 大規模 is a na-adjective noun meaning 'large-scale' that is typically used with な or を before the noun it describes.
大おお幅はばN2
大幅 emphasizes the degree or extent of a change (e.g. a big price drop), while 大規模 emphasizes the scale or scope of an undertaking (e.g. a large-scale project).

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本ほん格かく的てきN2
大規模 stresses the large scale of an undertaking, while 本格的 stresses that it has moved from a partial or trial stage to a serious, full commitment.
大おお型がたN3
大型 usually describes the physical size of an object, while 大規模 describes the scale of a project, event, or organization.
盛せい大だいN2
大規模 is a more neutral, objective word for large scale, while 盛大 adds a positive, impressive, or celebratory feeling.
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小しょう規き模ぼ
大規模 describes something large in scope or scale, while 小規模 describes something limited or modest in scale.
零れい細さい
大規模 means 'large-scale', the direct opposite of 零細 which describes something tiny or insignificant in scale.

大だい規き模ぼ停てい電でん
major power outage; massive blackout
大だい規き模ぼ半はん壊かい
large-scale partial destruction; partial building damage (50-70% of surface area)
大だい規き模ぼ戦せん争そう
all-out war; full-scale war

Compound of 大 (large) and 規模 (scale, scope). The reading is on'yomi, and the word follows standard Sino-Japanese word formation.