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1 platform
noun1) (Brit. Railw.) Bahnsteig, der2) (stage) Podium, das3) (Polit.) Wahlplattform, die* * *['plætfo:m]1) (a raised part of a floor eg in a hall, for speakers, entertainers etc: The orchestra arranged themselves on the platform.) das Podium2) (the raised area between or beside the lines in a railway station: They waited on the platform for their train to arrive; The London train will leave from platform 6.) der Bahnsteig* * *plat·form[ˈplætfɔ:m, AM -fɔ:rm]nviewing \platform Aussichtspunkt mrailway \platform Bahnsteig ma question for the \platform eine Frage an das Podiumconcert \platform Konzertbühne fspeaker after speaker mounted the \platform ein Sprecher nach dem anderen stellte sich ans Mikrofonto share a \platform gemeinsam auftretenwe campaign on a \platform of low taxation in unserem Wahlkampf nimmt die Steuersenkung eine zentrale Stellung ein6. (shoes)▪ \platforms pl Plateauschuhe pl* * *['pltfɔːm]n1) Plattform f; (= stage) Podium nt, Bühne f* * *platform [ˈplætfɔː(r)m] s1. Plattform f, (Redner)Tribüne f, Podium nb) POL Parteiprogramm n, Plattform fc) besonders US programmatische Wahlerklärung4. TECH Rampe f, (Lauf-, Steuer) Bühne f5. BAHNa) Bahnsteig mb) Plattform f (US am Waggonende, Br besonders am Bus etc)6. a) Treppenabsatz mb) Absatz m (an einer Felswand)7. Terrasse f8. GEOLa) Hochebene fb) Terrasse fplatform shoes Schuhe mit Plateausohle10. Raumstation f* * *noun1) (Brit. Railw.) Bahnsteig, derthe train leaves from/will arrive at platform 4 — der Zug fährt von Gleis 4 ab/in Gleis 4 ein
2) (stage) Podium, das3) (Polit.) Wahlplattform, die* * *n.Bahnsteig m.Plattform f.Podest -e n.Podium -en n. -
2 platform
plat·form [ʼplætfɔ:m, Am -fɔ:rm] nviewing \platform Aussichtspunkt mrailway \platform Bahnsteig ma question for the \platform eine Frage an das Podium;concert \platform Konzertbühne f;speaker after speaker mounted the \platform ein Sprecher nach dem anderen stellte sich ans Mikrofon;to share a \platform gemeinsam auftretenwe campaign on a \platform of low taxation in unserem Wahlkampf nimmt die Steuersenkung eine zentrale Stellung ein6) ( shoes) -
3 scaffold
noun(for execution) Schafott, das* * *['skæfəld](a raised platform especially for use formerly when putting a criminal etc to death.) das Schafott- academic.ru/64424/scaffolding">scaffolding* * *scaf·fold[ˈskæfəʊld, AM -fəld]I. nto die on the \scaffold auf dem Schafott sterbenII. vtto \scaffold a building ein Gebäude mit einem Gerüst versehen* * *['skfəld]n(on building) Gerüst nt; (for execution) Schafott nt* * *scaffold [ˈskæfəld]A s1. (Bau-, Arbeits) Gerüst n, Gestell nmount the scaffold das Schafott besteigenb) Galgen m3. (Redner-, Zuschauer) Tribüne f4. THEAT Bühne f, besonders HIST Schaugerüst n5. ANATa) Knochengerüst nb) Stützgewebe nB v/t1. a) ein Gerüst anbringen an (dat)b) durch ein Gerüst abstützen2. auf einem Gestell aufbauen* * *noun(for execution) Schafott, das* * *n.Gerüst -e n.Schafott -e n.
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