platform
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈplætfɔrm/ · UK /ˈplætfɔːm/
platform means: The area beside railway tracks where people wait for, board, or leave trains.
noun
TRAIN STOPA2
The area beside railway tracks where people wait for, board, or leave trains.
- Our train leaves from platform two.
- Passengers waited on the crowded platform.
- Which platform does the next train leave from?
PUBLIC VOICEB2
An opportunity or place to share your ideas with an audience.
- The show gave her a platform.
- He used his platform to call for change.
- Local radio provides a platform for community debate.
COMPUTING ENVIRONMENTB2
A computer system or software environment on which other programs run.
- The app works on this platform.
- Developers tested the software on two different platforms.
- Which platform does your database use?
RAISED STAGEB1
A raised area where people stand to speak or perform in front of others.
- The singer stood on a platform.
- Workers built a wooden platform for the band.
- She stepped onto the platform to address the crowd.
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