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platter in French

platter in French is plat, plateau, platine — platter means a large, flat dish used for serving food, especially to a group.

platter in French

plat
noun
A tray for serving foods.
plateau
noun
A tray for serving foods.
plateau
noun
The hard surface of a turntable on which a gramophone record rests when being played.
platine
noun
The hard surface of a turntable on which a gramophone record rests when being played.

What does "platter" mean?

  1. noun A large, flat dish used for serving food, especially to a group.
    "She brought out a platter of grilled vegetables for everyone to share."
  2. noun A main dish served together with several side items on one plate.
    "He ordered the seafood platter with fries and coleslaw."
  3. noun A vinyl record, or the rotating disk in a turntable or hard drive that holds data.
    "The DJ dropped the needle onto the spinning platter."
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platter in a sentence

  • She brought out a platter of grilled vegetables for everyone to share.
  • He ordered the seafood platter with fries and coleslaw.
  • The DJ dropped the needle onto the spinning platter.

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What is "platter" in French?

"platter" in French is plat, plateau, platine. platter means: A large, flat dish used for serving food, especially to a group.

How do you use "platter" in a sentence?

Example: "She brought out a platter of grilled vegetables for everyone to share." In French, "platter" is plat, plateau, platine.

Are there other ways to say "platter" in French?

Yes — French has 3 translations listed for "platter": plat, plateau, platine.

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