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platinum in Arabic

platinum in Arabic is بَلَاتِين, بَلَاتِينُوم — platinum means a dense, precious, silvery-white metal element (symbol Pt) valued for its resistance to corrosion.

platinum in Arabic

بَلَاتِين
noun masculine
Pronounced: balātīn
metal
بَلَاتِينُوم
noun masculine
Pronounced: balātīnūm
metal

What does "platinum" mean?

  1. noun A dense, precious, silvery-white metal element (symbol Pt) valued for its resistance to corrosion.
    "Platinum is rarer than silver and does not tarnish easily."
  2. noun An award or certification given to a recording that has sold a very high number of copies.
    "The band received a platinum disc to celebrate their record sales."
  3. adj Of a pale, silvery-grey-white colour resembling the metal.
    "He wore a sleek platinum suit that shimmered under the stage lights."
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platinum in a sentence

  • Platinum is rarer than silver and does not tarnish easily.
  • The jeweller set the diamond in a band of platinum.
  • The band received a platinum disc to celebrate their record sales.
  • Her debut single was certified platinum after only a few weeks.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "platinum" in Arabic?
"platinum" in Arabic is بَلَاتِين, بَلَاتِينُوم. platinum means: A dense, precious, silvery-white metal element (symbol Pt) valued for its resistance to corrosion.
How do you pronounce بَلَاتِين?
"platinum" in Arabic is بَلَاتِين, pronounced "balātīn".
How do you use "platinum" in a sentence?
Example: "Platinum is rarer than silver and does not tarnish easily." In Arabic, "platinum" is بَلَاتِين, بَلَاتِينُوم.
Are there other ways to say "platinum" in Arabic?
Yes — Arabic has 2 translations listed for "platinum": بَلَاتِين, بَلَاتِينُوم.
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