platform
🇺🇸
/ˈplætfɔːrm/
🇬🇧
/ˈplætfɔːm/
noun
A2
A raised flat area at a train station where people get on or off trains.
Which platform does the train leave from?
B1
A raised flat surface where speakers or performers stand so people can see them.
The speaker stood on the platform to address the crowd.
B1
A raised flat surface for equipment or furniture to stand on.
The bed was placed on a wooden platform.
R
A type of computer system or software used to run programs.
This app works on both Android and iOS platforms.
R
The goals and plans of a political party if they win an election.
The party's platform includes lower taxes and better healthcare.
R
A chance or place for someone to share their ideas publicly.
Social media gives everyone a platform to express their views.
R
Shoes with thick soles that make you taller.
She wore platform shoes to the party.
R
The open back area of a double-decker bus where people get on and off.
Please wait on the platform at the back of the bus.
translation
A raised flat area at a train station where people get on or off trains.; A raised flat surface where speakers or performers stand so people can see them.; A raised flat surface for equipment or furniture to stand on.; A type of computer system or software used to run programs.; The goals and plans of a political party if they win an election.; A chance or place for someone to share their ideas publicly.; Shoes with thick soles that make you taller.; The open back area of a double-decker bus where people get on and off.
Word Forms
Plural
platforms