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Platform
Platform
n.
A
plat
; a
plan
; a
sketch
; a
model
; a
pattern
.
Used
also
figuratively
.
Platform
n.
A
place
laid
out
after
a
model
.
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
.
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
.
Platform
n.
A
light
deck
,
usually
placed
in a
section
of
the
hold
or
over
the
floor
of
the
magazine
.
See
Orlop
.
Platform
v. t.
To
place
on a
platform
.
Platform
v. t.
To
form
a
plan
of; to
model
; to
lay
out
.
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