platforming
ˈplætfɔrmɪŋ
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Definition of platforming - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
supportRarethe practice of providing a platform for someone to speakRare
  • The event was criticized for platforming controversial figures.
endorsing supporting
2.
video gamesTECH.the activity of jumping between platforms in gamesTECH.
  • Platforming requires precise timing and skill.
hopping jumping leaping
3.
rail transportTECH.the arrangement or use of platforms at a stationTECH.
  • The station's platforming was efficient for passenger flow.
stationing

Adjective

1.
technologyRarerelated to creating or using platformsRare
  • The platforming tools are essential for developers.
2.
video gamesTECH.related to jumping between platforms in gamesTECH.
  • The platforming challenges in the game were intense.
bounding jumping leaping
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Origin of platforming

English, platform + -ing (action)

Examples of platforming in a sentence

  • Critics accused the magazine of platforming extremists.
  • Mastering platforming can be challenging for beginners.
  • Platforming is a key element in many classic games.
  • Platforming at the new station improved efficiency.
  • The design focused on optimal platforming.
  • The platforming software simplifies the process.

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  1. French:espace d'expression, de plateforme, ...
  2. German:das Bieten einer Plattform, plattformbezogener, ...
  3. Italian:dare una piattaforma, relativo alla creazione di piattaforme, ...
  4. Spanish:proporcionar una tribuna, de creación de plataformas, ...
  5. Portuguese:dar voz, relacionado a plataformas, ...
  6. Chinese:提供发声平台, 平台创建, ...
  7. Japanese:プラットフォーミング, プラットフォームの, ...
  8. Arabic:تَوْفِير مَنْصَّة, منصاتي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַתַּן בָּמָה, פְּלַטְפוֹרְמִי, ...
  10. Russian:платформинг, платформенный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:надання платформи, створення платформ, ...
  12. Hindi:प्लेटफार्मिंग, प्लेटफार्म से संबंधित, ...
platform
ˈplætfɔːrm
platform: structure for vehicles to stop for passengers
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Definition of platform - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
transportationstructure for vehicles to stop for passengers
  • The train arrived at the platform on time.
depot station stop
2.
internetsoftware system for online services
  • The social media platform gained millions of users.
framework infrastructure system
3.
politicspolitical stance on a broad set of issues
  • The candidate's platform focused on healthcare and education.
agenda manifesto policy

Verb

tr.
1.
performanceprovide a stage for a performance
  • The theater platforms new plays every season.
present showcase stage
2.
constructioncreate a raised flat surface for work or performances
  • The workers platformed the area for the new stage.
build construct
3.
politicsadd a policy to a party's official list of promises
  • The party platformed the new policy for education.
advocate endorse
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Images of platform

  • platform: structure for vehicles to stop for passengers
    structure for vehicles to stop for passengers
  • platform: flat surface or area used for specific purpose
    flat surface or area used for specific purpose
  • platform: raised stage for speeches or performances
    raised stage for speeches or performances
  • platform: structure for oil or gas drilling at sea
    structure for oil or gas drilling at sea

Expressions with platform

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offer a stage for performance or presentation
The festival aims to give a platform to local bands and artists.
structure for competitive diving over a pool
The diver stood on the diving platform, ready to jump.
bed with a flat, raised base supporting the mattress
We bought a platform bed for the guest room.
boundary of a train or metro platform
Stand clear of the platform edge when the train arrives.
footwear with thick soles to increase height
She wore platform shoes to the party.
set of promises and plans a candidate offers when seeking votes
The party’s election platform focused on health care and education.

Origin of platform

Old French, plate-forme (flat shape)

Examples of platform in a sentence

  • The platform was crowded during rush hour.
  • The platform offers various online courses.
  • Developers love the platform for its flexibility.
  • Her platform includes reforms in environmental policy.
  • The party's platform was criticized for lacking detail on economic issues.
  • The band performed on the outdoor platform.

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  1. French:quai, présenter, ...
  2. German:Bahnsteig, anbieten, ...
  3. Italian:banchina, ospitare, ...
  4. Spanish:plataforma, presentar, ...
  5. Portuguese:plataforma, apresentar, ...
  6. Chinese:站台, 搭建舞台, ...
  7. Japanese:プラットフォーム, 上演する, ...
  8. Arabic:رَصِيف, أَتاحَ المِنَصَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:רְצִיף, לָתֵת בָּמָה, ...
  10. Russian:платформа, организовывать выступление, ...
  11. Ukrainian:платформа, надавати сцену, ...
  12. Hindi:प्लेटफ़ॉर्म, मंच प्रदान करना, ...
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