Pronunciation

/platform/

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- [Noun](/post/noun/): /ˈplætfɔːrm/
- [Verb](/post/verb/): /ˈplætfɔːrm/

Definitions

Noun

• A structure: A raised level or area, often with a roof, where people can gather or activities take place, especially one for public events or exhibitions. Example: “The stage was a large wooden platform.”
• An online interface: A digital platform that allows users to interact, access content, or participate in various activities, such as social media or e-commerce websites. Example: “The company launched a new mobile platform for their customers.”
• A platform for ideas: A space or forum where individuals express, debate, or promote their views or projects. Example: “He built a platform to advocate for environmental sustainability.”

Verb

• To use as a base: To set up or establish something on a platform, often metaphorically. Example: “She’ll be presenting her research on the platform tomorrow.”
• To support or endorse: To give a platform to someone or something, usually by providing a space or opportunity. Example: “The organization gave a platform to local artists.”

Phrases

• “Take the stage on a platform” means to begin a performance or presentation.
• “Platform for discussion” refers to a venue for open dialogue.
• “Social media platform” is a digital space for users to connect.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The festival featured various artists performing on a colorful platform.”
• Verb: “He built a platform to share his recipes with a global audience.”
• Verb (as a verb): “The company decided to launch its new product on a virtual platform.”

Synonyms

• Stage
• Base
• Ground
• Scaffold
• Venue
• Arena
• Framework
• Infrastructure
• Foundation
• Medium (in the context of communication)