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['plætfɔ:m] n  | |
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| gen. |
estrade f; podium m |
| agric. |
plate-forme f; porte-clayette m; tablier m; tablier de coupe; tablier transporteur |
| build.struct. |
aire f |
| chem. |
pont m; autel m (d'un four); passerelle f |
| comp., MS |
plateforme f (The foundation technology of a computer system, normally the type of computer and/or operating system being used) |
| construct. |
tribune f; quai de gare; perron m; quai m |
| dat.proc. |
vecteur |
| fish.farm. |
plate-forme de plongée |
| life.sc., coal. |
plancher m |
| mech.eng. |
plate-forme de commande; plate-forme de service |
| med. |
plateforme f |
| mil., logist. |
plate-forme de largage |
| mun.plan. |
plateau m |
| pack. |
caisse-palette f |
| platf.div. |
lieu de départ |
| tech. |
navire station océanique; quai m (de voie ferrée) |
| transp. |
conteneur type plate-forme |
| transp., mech.eng. |
voler sans contournement; echafaudage |
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| med. |
marchepieds m |
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| gen. |
reformage sur platine carburants |
| chem. |
reformage sur platine; reforming catalytique au platine; platformage; reformage catalytique au platine |
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| mil., abbr. |
pfm; plat; platf |
| mil., logist. |
Rack on which the materiel to be airdropped can be attached. (FRA) |
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| polit., abbr. |
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