The police vehicle's armor plating saved the lives of its occupants.
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Plating
//ˈpleɪtɪŋ//
Synonyms for "plating" (50 found)
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18 translations across 13 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- галванизация noun (thin coating of metal)
- покритие noun (thin coating of metal)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 鍍層 /镀层 noun (thin coating of metal)
Danish
1 entries- pladning noun (philately)
Finnish
4 entries- asettelu noun (presentation of food)
- pinnoitus noun (thin coating of metal)
- pleittaus noun (presentation of food)
- päällystys noun (thin coating of metal)
German
1 entries- Plattierung noun (thin coating of metal)
Indonesian
1 entries- pelapisan noun (thin coating of metal)
Japanese
1 entries- 鍍金 noun (thin coating of metal)
Kazakh
1 entries- металдандыру noun (thin coating of metal)
Korean
1 entries- 도금 noun (thin coating of metal)
Malay
1 entries- penyaduran noun (thin coating of metal)
Malayalam
1 entries- പൂശൽ noun (thin coating of metal)
Persian
1 entries- آبکاری noun (thin coating of metal)
Spanish
2 entries- baño noun (thin coating of metal)
- emplatado noun (presentation of food)
Sample sentences
5 total sentences available.
Ratliff is experimenting with new modeling techniques such as copper plating, which has always been a problem in the museum community since the copper plates fall off as time passes.
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The chefs prepared the feast, plating dishes meticulously in the busy kitchen.
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Her fragility and vulnerability lie in the fact that her framework is overlaid with a relatively thin skin of plating, an inch or so in thickness, which, while amply strong to resist the inward pressure of the water, the impact of the seas, and the tensile and compressive stresses due to the motion of the ship in a seaway, etc., is readily fractured by the blow of a collision.
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