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1. (n.) platter
a large, shallow dish for holding and serving food.
2. platter
a course of a meal, usu. consisting of a variety of foods served on the same plate.
3. platter
a phonograph record.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME plater < AF, der. of plat dish. See plate , -er2)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) platter
a large shallow dish used for serving food
2. (noun) phonograph record, phonograph recording, record, disk, disc, platter
sound recording consisting of a disk with a continuous groove; used to reproduce music by rotating while a phonograph needle tracks in the groove
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) platter
one who plats or braids
2. (noun) platter
a large plate or shallow dish on which meat or other food is brought to the table
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Sense: a kind of large, flat plate
a wooden platter.
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 Afrikaans: bord, dienbord |
 Arabic: طَبَق |
 Bulgarian: поднос |
 Brazilian: travessa |
 Czech: tác |
 German: die Platte |
 Danish: fad |
 Greek: πιατέλα |
 Spanish: fuente |
 Estonian: vaagen |
 Farsi: دیس |
 Finnish: tarjoiluvati |
 French: plat |
 Hebrew: צַלַחַת הַגָשָׁה |
 Hindi: कठौती |
 Croatian: pladanj,često drven |
 Hungarian: tál |
 Indonesian: talam |
 Icelandic: fat |
 Italian: piatto (ovale) |
 Japanese: 大皿 |
 Korean: 대형 접시 |
 Lithuanian: plokščia lėkštė |
 Latvian: paplāte |
 Malay: pinggan leper |
 Dutch: plat bord |
 Norwegian: fat |
 Polish: taca |
 Persian: بشقاب كلان چوبى |
 Pashto: شكور، غټ د لرګى نالبكى |
 Portuguese: travessa |
 Romanian: platou |
 Russian: блюдо |
 Slovak: tácka, podnos |
 Slovenian: pladenj |
 Serbian: oval |
 Swedish: uppläggningsfat |
 Thai: จานตื้นขนาดใหญ่ |
 Turkish: servis tabağı |
 Taiwanese: 大淺盤 |
 Ukrainian: велика пласка тарілка |
 Urdu: بڑا پليٹ، تھالي |
 Vietnamese: đĩa phẳng (bằng gỗ để đựn |
 Chinese: 大浅盘 |
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