plate

🇺🇸 /pleɪt/ 🇬🇧 /pleɪt/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-A1
noun
A2

A flat dish for food.

She put the food on the plate.

A2

The amount of food on a plate.

He ate a full plate of rice.

R

A main meal on one plate.

The chicken plate is delicious.

B2

A flat piece of metal for joining or strengthening.

The machine has a metal plate for support.

R

A flat metal piece with information.

The name was on a brass plate.

R

A vehicle's number plate.

The car's plate was dirty.

R

Metal coated with silver or gold.

The spoon is silver plate.

R

Silver or gold dishes.

They used the silver plate for guests.

R

A protective bone or horn piece on an animal.

The turtle has a hard plate on its back.

R

A large rock piece of the earth's surface.

The earthquake moved the tectonic plate.

R

A high-quality book picture.

The book has a color plate.

R

A treated sheet for printing.

The printer uses a metal plate.

R

A light-sensitive sheet in old cameras.

The camera needs a new plate.

R

A mouth device to straighten teeth.

The child wears a dental plate.

R

The home base in baseball.

The runner touched the plate.

R

A dish for church donations.

They passed the collection plate.

verb
R

To coat metal with another metal.

They plate the ring with gold.

R

To cover with metal sheets.

They plate the door with steel.

R

To put food on a plate.

The chef will plate the meal nicely.

translation

n. A flat dish for food.; The amount of food on a plate.; A main meal on one plate.; A flat piece of metal for joining or strengthening.; A flat metal piece with information.; A vehicle's number plate.; Metal coated with silver or gold.; Silver or gold dishes.; A protective bone or horn piece on an animal.; A large rock piece of the earth's surface.; A high-quality book picture.; A treated sheet for printing.; A light-sensitive sheet in old cameras.; A mouth device to straighten teeth.; The home base in baseball.; A dish for church donations.
v. To coat metal with another metal.; To cover with metal sheets.; To put food on a plate.

Word Forms

Plural plates
Progressive plating
Past plated
Perfect plated
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