plated
ˈpleɪtɪd
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Definition of plated - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
food presentationserved on a plate for presentation
  • The chef plated the dish with artistic flair.
arranged presented served
2.
metal coatingTECH.covered with a layer of metalTECH.
  • The silverware was beautifully plated with gold.
coated covered
3.
armorTECH.having a specified type of plate or armorTECH.
  • The knight was plated in shining steel..
armored shelled
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Expressions with plated

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covered with a thin layer of gold
She admired her gold-plated bracelet gleaming in the sunlight..
covered with a hard metal layer for protection
The armour-plated vehicle withstood the attack.
covered with a thin layer of copper on the outside
The copper-plated coins looked shiny and new.
covered with a layer of steel for protection
The steel-plated door resisted the heavy impact.
having a hard protective layer of bone
The bony-plated dinosaur was well protected from predators..
extremely tough or resilient in character
She has an armor-plated determination to succeed.

Origin of plated

Middle English, plate (flat piece of metal)

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material
items made from silver or silver-plated
old equipment
golf club, No 2 wood, with a brass-plated sole

Examples of plated in a sentence

  • Each plated course was a work of art.
  • The jewelry was plated with platinum for durability.
  • The antique clock had hands plated in brass.
  • The soldier was plated in heavy armor.
  • The dragon was plated in impenetrable scales.

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  1. French:dressé, plaqué, ...
  2. German:angerichtet, plattiert, ...
  3. Italian:impiattato, placcato, ...
  4. Spanish:emplatado, chapado, ...
  5. Portuguese:empratado, banhado, ...
  6. Chinese:摆盘的, 包金的, ...
  7. Japanese:盛り付けられた, メッキされた, ...
  8. Arabic:مُقَدَّم, مطلي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְצוֹלַחַת, מְצוּפֶּה מֶתֶכֶת, ...
  10. Russian:оформленный, позолоченный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:оформлений, позолочений, ...
  12. Hindi:परोसा हुआ, मढ़ा हुआ, ...
plate
pleɪt
plate: flat dish for serving or eating food
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Definition of plate - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
diningflat dish for serving or eating food
  • She placed the salad on a plate.
dish platter
2.
quantityamount of food served on one dish
  • He finished the entire plate of pasta.
helping portion serving

Verb

1.
cookingtr.arrange food attractively on a serving dish for presentationtr.
  • The chef plated the dish beautifully for the guests..
dish serve
2.
protectiontr.cover with metal plates for protectiontr.
  • The armor was plated for extra defense.
armor coat shield
3.
baseball scoringtr./intr.USscore a run in baseballtr./intr.US
  • He plated the winning run in the ninth inning.
home run score
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Images of plate

  • plate: flat dish for serving or eating food
    flat dish for serving or eating food
  • plate: amount of food served on one dish
    amount of food served on one dish
  • plate: vehicle license plates
    vehicle license plates
  • plate: scoring base in baseball that a batter must touch to score
    scoring base in baseball that a batter must touch to score
  • plate: dental appliance replacing teeth
    dental appliance replacing teeth

Expressions with plate

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arrange food on a plate for serving
The chef will plate up the dish before serving.
schedule with many tasks or responsibilities
She has a full plate with work and family commitments.
finish all the food on your plate
You can't have dessert until you clear your plate.
having tasks or responsibilities to manage
She has too much on her plate right now.
have many tasks or duties to complete or manage
My plate is full with work and family duties.
initiate action or take responsibility when needed
She decided to step up to the plate and lead the project.

Origin of plate

Greek, platus (broad)

Examples of plate in a sentence

  • The waiter brought a clean plate for the main course.
  • She served him a plate of steaming vegetables.
  • The waiter brought a plate of assorted cheeses.
  • The plate of gold added value to the artifact.
  • A plate of rust covered the old machinery.
  • He forgot to renew his plate this year.

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  1. French:assiette, dresser, ...
  2. German:Teller, anrichten, ...
  3. Italian:piatto, impiattare, ...
  4. Spanish:plato, emplatar, ...
  5. Portuguese:prato, empratar, ...
  6. Chinese:盘子, 摆盘, ...
  7. Japanese:皿, 盛り付ける, ...
  8. Arabic:طَبَق, رص, ...
  9. Hebrew:צַלַּחַת, לְצַלֵּחַת, ...
  10. Russian:тарелка, подавать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тарілка, сервірувати, ...
  12. Hindi:प्लेट, परोसना, ...

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