platform [ˈplæt fɔrm]
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1. (n.) platform
horizontal surface, or a structure with a horizontal surface, usu. raised above the level of the surrounding area .2. platform
flooring or other horizontal surface for use as a stage .3. platform
area between or alongside the tracks of a railroad station, from which the cars of the train are entered.4. platform
open entrance area, or vestibule, at the end of a railroad passenger car .5. platform
public statement of the principles on which a person or group, esp . a political party, takes a stand in appealing to the public .6. platform
plan .7. platform
place for public discussion; forum .8. platform
construction on which the drill rig of an offshore oil or gas well is erected.9. platform
elevated piece of ground .10. platform
thick insert of leather, cork, or other sturdy material between the uppers and the sole of a shoe .11. platform
shoe with this feature .12. platform
standard that forms a basic environment under which compatible computer systems and application programs can be developed and run, as a specific computer processor or network connection Etymology: (1540–50; earlier platte forme < MF: lit., flat form, plane figure. See plate , form )
Definition of 'platform' Princeton's WordNet
1. (noun) platform
horizontal surface "the speaker mounted the platform" 2. (noun) platform, political platform, political program, program
document stating the aims and principles of a political party "their candidate simply ignored the party platform"; "they won the election even though they offered no positive program" 3. (noun) platform
combination of a particular computer and a particular operating system 4. (noun) platform, weapons platform
military structure or vehicle bearing weapons5. (noun) chopine, platform
shoe with a very high thick sole
1. (noun) platform
flat surface used to raise sth above the surrounding area an oil drilling platform; the speakers stood on a platform 2. platform
area next to a train track that passengers wait onpassengers stepping onto the platform
Definition of 'platform' Webster Dictionary
1. (noun) platform
pattern . Used also figuratively2. (noun) platform
place laid out after a model 3. (noun) platform
horizontal surface; especially, one that is raised above some particular level, as a framework of timber or boards horizontally joined so as to form a roof, or a raised floor, or portion of a floor; a landing; a dais; a stage, for speakers, performers, or workmen; a standing place 4. (noun) platform
declaration of the principles upon which a person, a sect, or a party proposes to stand; a declared policy or system; as, the Saybrook platform; a political platform 5. (noun) platform
light deck, usually placed in a section of the hold or over the floor of the magazine . See Orlop 6. (verb) platform
place on a platform 7. (verb) platform
form a plan of; to model; to lay out
Sense: a raised part of a floor eg in a hall, for speakers, entertainers etc The orchestra arranged themselves on the platform.
platform مِنَصَّه платформа
palco pódium das Podium
scene; tribune εξέδρα plataforma; escenario
tribüün سکو lava
estrade, tribune בָּמָה प्लेटफार्म, चबूतरा, मंच
podij emelvény, dobogó, pódium panggung
ræðu-/sviðspallur, svið palco 演壇
연단, 강단 pakyla paaugstinājums
pentas podium plattform; talerstol
podwyższenie پلاتفورم پلاتفورم
palco estradă, podium сцена, трибуна
pódium oder platforma
estrad, podium, tribun แท่น sahne, plâtform
講台，戲台 сцена; трибуна چبوترہ، مچان
bục 讲台，戏台
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Definitions of platform 
Afrikaans: platform
Arabic: مِنَصَّه
Bulgarian: платформа
Brazilian: palco
Czech: pódium
German: das Podium
Danish: scene; tribune
Greek: εξέδρα
Spanish: plataforma; escenario
Estonian: tribüün
Farsi: سکو
Finnish: lava
French: estrade, tribune
Hebrew: בָּמָה
Hindi: प्लेटफार्म, चबूतरा, मंच
Croatian: podij
Hungarian: emelvény, dobogó, pódium
Indonesian: panggung
Icelandic: ræðu-/sviðspallur, svið
Italian: palco
Japanese: 演壇
Korean: 연단, 강단
Lithuanian: pakyla
Latvian: paaugstinājums
Malay: pentas
Dutch: podium
Norwegian: plattform; talerstol
Polish: podwyższenie
Persian: پلاتفورم
Pashto: پلاتفورم
Portuguese: palco
Romanian: estradă, podium
Russian: сцена, трибуна
Slovak: pódium
Slovenian: oder
Serbian: platforma
Swedish: estrad, podium, tribun
Thai: แท่น
Turkish: sahne, plâtform
Taiwanese: 講台，戲台
Ukrainian: сцена; трибуна
Urdu: چبوترہ، مچان
Vietnamese: bục
Chinese: 讲台，戏台
