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Definition of platform
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Platform
(n.) A plat; a plan; a
sketch;
a
model;
a
pattern.
Used also
figuratively.
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Estrade
::
Estrade
(n.) A
portion
of the floor of a room
raised
above the
general
level,
as a place for a bed or a
throne;
a
platform;
a
dais..
Platform
::
Platform
(n.) A
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..
Stage
::
Stage (n.) The
platform
of a
microscope,
upon which an
object
is
placed
to be
viewed.
See
Illust.
of
Microscope..
Platform
::
Platform
(n.) Any flat or
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..
Scaffold
::
Scaffold
(n.)
Specifically,
a stage or
elevated
platform
for the
execution
of a
criminal;
as, to die on the
scaffold..
Platform
::
Platform
(n.) A place laid out after a
model.
Rostrum
::
Rostrum
(n.) The
Beaks;
the stage or
platform
in the forum where
orations,
pleadings,
funeral
harangues,
etc., were
delivered;
-- so
called
because
after the Latin war, it was
adorned
with the beaks of
captured
vessels;
later,
applied
also to other
platforms
erected
in Rome for the use of
public
orators..
Genouillere
::
Genouillere
(n.) That part of a
parapet
which lies
between
the gun
platform
and the
bottom
of an
embrasure.
Crosstrees
::
Crosstrees
(n. pl.)
Pieces
of
timber
at a
masthead,
to which are
attached
the upper
shrouds.
At the head of lower masts in large
vessels,
they
support
a
semicircular
platform
called
the top..
Hustings
::
Hustings
(n. pl.) The
platform
on which
candidates
for
Parliament
formerly
stood in
addressing
the
electors.
Terreplein
::
Terreplein
(n.) The top,
platform,
or
horizontal
surface,
of a
rampart,
on which the
cannon
are
placed.
See
Illust.
of
Casemate..
Flat
::
Flat (n.) A
platform
on
wheel,
upon which
emblematic
designs,
etc., are
carried
in
processions..
Platform
::
Platform
(n.) A plat; a plan; a
sketch;
a
model;
a
pattern.
Used also
figuratively.
Parapet
::
Parapet
(n.) A low wall,
especially
one
serving
to
protect
the edge of a
platform,
roof,
bridge,
or the
like..
Flat
::
Flat (n.) A car
without
a roof, the body of which is a
platform
without
sides;
a
platform
car..
Sponson
::
Sponson
(n.) One of the
triangular
platforms
in front of, and
abaft,
the
paddle
boxes of a
steamboat..
Bench
::
Bench (n.) A
collection
or group of dogs
exhibited
to the
public;
-- so named
because
the
animals
are
usually
placed
on
benches
or
raised
platforms.
Pate
::
Pate (n.) A kind of
platform
with a
parapet,
usually
of an oval form, and
generally
erected
in
marshy
grounds
to cover a gate of a
fortified
place..
Pace
::
Pace (n.) A broad step or
platform;
any part of a floor
slightly
raised
above the rest, as
around
an
altar,
or at the upper end of a
hall..
Wharf
::
Wharf (n.) A
structure
or
platform
of
timber,
masonry,
iron,
earth,
or other
material,
built on the shore of a
harbor,
river,
canal,
or the like, and
usually
extending
from the shore to deep
water,
so that
vessels
may lie close
alongside
to
receive
and
discharge
cargo,
passengers,
etc.; a quay; a
pier..
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