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n. bord; bord(portie); aardewerk op tafel; bedekking; bord; naamplaatje--------v. met metaallaagje bedekkenplate1[ pleet] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉1 plaat(je) ⇒ naambordje, etsplaat; nummerbord/plaat; 〈 geologie〉 plaat 〈groot stuk continentale/oceanische aardkorst〉; 〈 fotografie〉 plaat2 renbeker ⇒ prijs, wedstrijd om gouden of zilveren beker7 〈 Brits-Engels〉zilveren/gouden bestek ⇒ verzilverd/verguld bestek, pleet♦voorbeelden:〈 informeel〉 have enough/a lot/too much on one's plate • genoeg/(te) veel om handen hebben————————plate2〈 werkwoord〉2 plateren ⇒ vergulden, verzilveren♦voorbeelden:
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