American English
/saɪzd̚/
One syllable.
Having a particular size, usually shown by another word before it.
Practice out loudHaving a particular size, usually shown by another word before it.
We need a family-sized pizza.
The store sells medium-sized shirts.
Before a noun, it is usually joined to the word that gives the size with a hyphen.
medium-sized company · family-sized meal · king-sized bed · bite-sized pieces
[size]-sized + noun
noun + be + [size]-sized
Made something the correct size or set its size.
The jeweler sized the ring for her.
The image was sized to fit the screen.
sized to fit · sized for children · custom-sized · properly sized
subject + sized + object + for + person/body part
object + was + sized + to fit + noun
Estimated how large something was or how much of it there was.
Analysts sized the market at $8 billion.
The team sized the project before hiring staff.
size the market · size the opportunity · size the project
subject + sized + object + at + amount
to judge a person or situation quickly, often by looking carefully
The interviewer sized him up quickly.