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11Plate [1] — Plate, kleines Küstenfahrzeug mit plattem Boden …
12Plate [2] — Plate, 1) in Gibraltar der spanische Silberpiaster; 2) (Plotar), so v.w. Kopperdaler, s. u. Kupfermünzen; 3) (Schiffb.), so v.w. Plette …
13Plate [3] — Plate, 1) Sandbank bei Travemünde 2); 2) eine der Sept Isles (zum französischen Departement Côtes du Nord gehörig); 3) Stadt, so v.w. Plathe …
14Plate — (v. holl. plat, platt, flach), eine Sandbank in einer Flußmündung; vgl. Bank …
15PLATE — insula ante Toradent, Plin. l. 5. c. 31 …
16Plate — Assez rare en France, c est un nom allemand désignant selon Bahlow (Deutsches Namenlexikon) un fabricant ou un porteur de cuirasse en métal. D autres solutions sont cependant possibles : un toponyme avec le sens de terrain plat, un marchand ou un …
17plate — [1] The action of coating a material with some metal. Also called electroplate or anodize. [2] A flat piece of material. [3] Two lead alloy plates in each cell where the positive plate is made of lead peroxide and the negative plate is made of… …
18Plate — Wappen Deutschlandkarte …
19plate — [[t]ple͟ɪt[/t]] ♦♦♦ plates 1) N COUNT A plate is a round or oval flat dish that is used to hold food. Anita pushed her plate away; she had eaten virtually nothing. N COUNT: usu N of n A plate of food is the amount of food on the plate. ...a huge… …
20plate — plate1 W2S2 [pleıt] n ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 1¦(food)¦ 2¦(sign)¦ 3 have a lot/enough on your plate 4¦(protective covering)¦ 5¦(earth s surface)¦ 6¦(gold/silver)¦ 7 hand/give/offer somebody something on a plate 8¦(pictures/photos)¦ 9¦(baseball)¦ …
