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'plætfo:m1) (a raised part of a floor eg in a hall, for speakers, entertainers etc: The orchestra arranged themselves on the platform.) plataforma; escenario2) (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.) andénplatform n1. andén2. víathe Edinburgh train will depart from platform six el tren para Edimburgo efectuará su salida de la vía seis3. tribunatr['plætfɔːm]2 (railway) andén nombre masculino, vía3 SMALLPOLITICS/SMALL programa nombre masculinoplatform ['plæt.fɔrm] n1) stage: plataforma f, estrado m, tribuna f2) : andén m (de una estación de ferrocarril)3)political platform : plataforma f política, programa m electoraln.• andamio s.m.• andén s.m.• cadalso s.m.• plataforma s.f.• programa electoral s.m.• tablado s.m.• tarima s.f.• tinglado s.m.• tribuna s.f.'plætfɔːrm, 'plætfɔːm1)a) ( raised structure) plataforma f; ( for orator) estrado m, tribuna fb) ( Rail) andén m2) ( Pol)a) ( opportunity to air views) plataforma f, tribuna fb) ( program) plataforma f, programa m3) platform (shoe) zapato m de plataforma['plætfɔːm]1. N1) (gen) (=structure) plataforma f ; (roughly-built) tarima f, tablado m ; [of oil rig] plataforma f base; [of bus] plataforma f ; (for band etc) estrado m ; (at meeting) plataforma f, tribuna f2) (Rail) andén m, vía fthe 5.15 is at or on platform eight — el tren de las 5.15 está en la vía número ocho
3) (fig) (to express one's views) plataforma f4) (Pol) programa m5) platforms* = platform shoes2.CPDplatform shoes NPL — zapatos mpl de plataforma
platform soles NPL — suelas fpl de plataforma
platform ticket N — (Brit) (Rail) billete m or (LAm) boleto m de andén
* * *['plætfɔːrm, 'plætfɔːm]1)a) ( raised structure) plataforma f; ( for orator) estrado m, tribuna fb) ( Rail) andén m2) ( Pol)a) ( opportunity to air views) plataforma f, tribuna fb) ( program) plataforma f, programa m3) platform (shoe) zapato m de plataforma -
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'fiːbrɪçadjfebril, calenturiento-1- fieb(e)rigfebril————————-2- fiebrigAdjektiv1. [mit Fieber] con fiebre2. [hektisch] febril -
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'l,çrɪçadjagujereado, perforado-1- löch(e)rig ['lœç(ə)rɪç]agujereado, perforado————————-2- löchrigAdjektiv -
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schlud(e)rig ['∫lu:d(ə)rɪç]1 dig (Kleidung) descuidado2 dig (Arbeit) chapucero→ link=schludrig schludrig/link -
76 schludrig
schlud(e)rig ['∫lu:d(ə)rɪç]1 dig (Kleidung) descuidado2 dig (Arbeit) chapuceroAdjektivschluderig Adjektiv————————Adverbschluderig Adverb -
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