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plating

/ˈpleɪtɪŋ/

platingnoun

platings

Translations

гальваническое покрытие

The jewelry had a gold plating to enhance its appearance.

Украшения имели гальваническое золотое покрытие для улучшения внешнего вида.

обшивка

The ship's plating was reinforced to withstand icebergs.

Обшивка корабля была усилена, чтобы выдерживать айсберги.

покрытие

The plating on the car's bumper started to peel off.

Покрытие на бампере автомобиля начало отслаиваться.

Additional translations

облицовка

металлическое покрытие

Definitions

A thin layer of metal or other material applied to a surface for protection or decoration.

The silver plating on the cutlery gave it a shiny and elegant appearance.

The process of applying a thin layer of metal to a surface.

The factory specializes in the plating of automotive parts to prevent corrosion.

The presentation or arrangement of food on a plate.

The chef's plating of the dish was so artistic that it looked like a work of art.

Synonyms

platinggerund / present participle

/ˈpleɪ.tɪŋ/

More precise classification: the adjectival use of "plating" is a present-participle adjective derived from the verb "plate".

Definitions

Relating to or used in the process of applying a thin layer of metal or other material to a surface.

The technician adjusted the plating bath to ensure consistent results.

Synonyms

platingadjective

Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to the process or layer of plating, e.g. “plating solution”.

Definitions

Relating to or characteristic of a process, material, or item involved in plating.

Workers added more chemicals to the plating solution.

Synonyms

platenoun

Definitions

A flat dish, typically circular and made of china, from which food is eaten or served.

She placed the steak on a large white plate.

A thin, flat sheet or piece of metal or other material, typically one used as a component in construction or manufacturing.

The engineer examined the steel plate for any signs of damage.

A section of the earth's crust that moves and interacts with other plates, causing seismic activity.

The Pacific Plate is one of the largest tectonic plates on Earth.

A flat piece of metal or other material bearing a name or inscription, used as a sign or marker.

The door had a brass plate with the company’s name engraved on it.

A flat, typically rectangular, piece of metal or other material used in printing.

The printer prepared the plate for the next batch of prints.

A horizontal timber or metal beam in a building, especially one that supports a roof or floor.

The construction workers installed the plate to support the new roof.

Household articles of gold, silver, or other metal, collectively; especially tableware made of or plated with precious metal.

The family kept their finest plate locked in a cabinet.

A vehicle registration tag; a license plate.

The officer radioed in the car's plate for verification.

A quantity or portion of food served on a plate.

He devoured two full plates of pasta.

In baseball, the home base: a flat five-sided slab that a runner must touch to score a run.

The umpire brushed dirt off the plate before the pitcher began his windup.

A removable dental appliance that replaces missing teeth; a denture.

After having several teeth extracted, she was fitted with a partial plate.

plateverb

plating

Gerund

plated

Past Simple

plated

Past Participle

plating

Gerund

/pleɪt/

Translations

покрывать

They decided to plate the metal with gold.

Они решили покрыть металл золотом.

подавать

The chef will plate the dish before serving it to the guests.

Шеф-повар подаст блюдо перед тем, как подать его гостям.

Additional translations

укрыть

декорировать

Definitions

To cover or coat a surface with a thin layer of metal.

The jeweler decided to plate the ring with gold to enhance its appearance.

To arrange or serve food on a plate in a particular way.

The chef took great care to plate the dish beautifully before serving it to the guests.

To score a run in baseball by reaching home plate.

The player managed to plate the winning run in the final inning of the game.

Synonyms

plateadjective

Definitions

Made of or consisting of flat, rolled sheets of metal or glass; plate-like.

The storefront was fitted with thick plate glass windows.