platform
ਪਲੇਟਫਾਰਮ
definition
noun
there are viewing platforms where visitors may gape at the chasm
a raised level surface on which people or things can stand.
seeking election on a platform of low taxes
the declared policy of a political party or group.
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The grainy footage, broadcast on television, showed other passengers on the 'platform' and on the train looking stunned.
One of the missiles accidentally missed the launch 'platform' and fell onto the Heliopolis lake shore.
To the north of the block, a tower rises to provide a viewing 'platform' that overlooks the whole site.
This has become an important event providing a 'platform' for views and performances.
The plans are believed to include provisions for a public viewing 'platform' at the top of the structure.
I also say a big thank you to the people in the Labour Party who accepted this measure as a policy 'platform' at the last election.
Under Russia's media laws it is prohibited to give terrorists a 'platform' to voice their views.
And that's the likely launch 'platform' for another attack.
I can't help but feel that I should take advantage of this opportunity of a free 'platform' to say something.
When I explained my decision from a public 'platform' two weeks ago, a young woman in the audience argued that there were important domestic policies at risk that took precedence over the war.
He has stayed to have a 'platform' for his views on Europe.
Those assassins who had tried to shoot Erica on the launch 'platform' now captured a starship.
In the course of the press conference the elected officials sought to distance themselves from anything in the Green Party 'platform' that remotely resembled socialism.
You stand on the viewing 'platform' and squint, trying to work out who the guy with the moustache and glasses is.
But line up conservative religious values next to the current 'platform' of the Republican party and the pieces fit like a jigsaw puzzle.
Dustin decided to run; Poe was still hoisting Gin up onto the rock 'platform' he stood on, and couldn't help him.
When did you know you would create a subway 'platform' ?
Large plastic pipes run from the outlet of the four blowers to airtight holes drilled in the 'platform' .
When I was federal Labor spokeswoman on employment I incorporated social enterprises into the party's election 'platform' .
The 1964 'platform' of the Republican Party did allow tax credits for those burdened by the costs of higher education.
It's not just that there are more than 500 sessions - but virtually every session in turn has a range of different views on the 'platform' .
the forum will provide a 'platform' for discussion of communication issues
Last month, she even appeared on the same 'platform' as former House speaker Newt Gingrich to discuss healthcare reform.
The Republican Party 'platform' of 1952 included a vehement attack on communists.
Well, it's a great opportunity to have a 'platform' on which you can get out the ideas that you think work.
Today, a sense of the common good, while retaining a central place in Catholic thought, does not fit easily into the 'platform' of either political party.
The event marked the first launch of the Tactical Tomahawk from an operational submarine launch 'platform' .
He was to speak on a specially built circular stage in the centre of the arena, linked by a 'platform' used by other speakers.
A few months later, when the research project was completed, Women Without Borders was officially launched to provide a 'platform' where voices of women could be heard.
she was good enough to earn her living on the concert 'platform'
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