platter in Latin
platter in Latin is scutra — platter means a large, flat dish used for serving food, especially to a group.
platter in Latin
scutra
A tray for serving foods.
What does "platter" mean?
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noun A large, flat dish used for serving food, especially to a group.
"The waiter set a seafood platter in the middle of our table."
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noun A main dish served together with several side items on one plate.
"The diner's Friday special is a chicken platter with rice, beans, and salad."
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noun A vinyl record, or the rotating disk in a turntable or hard drive that holds data.
"Dad keeps his old jazz platters in a wooden crate by the stereo."
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platter in a sentence
- The waiter set a seafood platter in the middle of our table.
- Grandma served roast turkey on a big silver platter for the holiday dinner.
- The diner's Friday special is a chicken platter with rice, beans, and salad.
- My sister and I split a vegetarian platter at lunch.
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What is "platter" in Latin?
"platter" in Latin is scutra. platter means: A large, flat dish used for serving food, especially to a group.
How do you use "platter" in a sentence?
Example: "The waiter set a seafood platter in the middle of our table." In Latin, "platter" is scutra.
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