noun “platform”
singular platform, plural platforms
- a raised level surface on which people can stand
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The speaker stood on the platform to address the crowd.
- a raised area beside a railway track where passengers get on and off trains
The train to London is waiting at platform 3.
- an opportunity or place to express opinions or ideas
The conference provided a platform for new researchers to present their work.
- a set of principles or policies of a political party or group
The candidate's platform includes plans for improving education.
- the type of computer system or software that something is based on
This software runs on multiple platforms, including Windows and MacOS.
- a software system used to provide online services to users
The social media platform has millions of users around the world.
- a raised surface used by workers during construction or repairs
The workers stood on a platform to reach the roof.
- a base of components shared among different car models
The new cars are built on a common platform to reduce costs.
- (in geology) a flat area of rock formed by wave erosion
We walked across the rocky platform along the shoreline.