plated
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- adjective
- /ˈpleɪtɪd/
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presentado
- So imagine having gold plated walls on inside the temple and outside the temple and it and that was across all Inca sites.
It's an either aluminum or nickel plated copper going just off of vision that protrudes down and contacts the VRAM.
- It's an either aluminum or nickel plated copper going just off of vision that protrudes down and contacts the VRAM.
Examples
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I love my silver plated bronze hammer.
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This looks to be, this is a nickel plated plate, cold plate.
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Trump wants a gold plated carriage ride with the queen.
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They measure the mass of silver plated and they compare it to the amount of charge that was passed.
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It actually has gold plated brass.
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They've even Chrome plated with like a warm Chrome that is neat.
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Try to sew up the scraps with your gold plated needle, touching the end of the thread to your tongue to wet it?
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It's an either aluminum or nickel plated copper going just off of vision that protrudes down and contacts the VRAM.
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And the the same Sheik is ordering a Airbus for his, one of these big Airbus airplanes for his personal plane and he's having it plated with gold leaf.
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The chef served the meal on a beautifully plated dish, garnished with fresh herbs.
Synonyms
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Covered with a thin layer of metal
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Covered in steel to make it strong and safe
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Covered by a thin layer of another substance for protection or decoration
Having a thin layer of gold on top of silver
Compounds
How Coated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Plated comes from plate, which is both a 'flat dish' and a 'flat sheet' of metal. A helpful way to remember it is that plated can mean 'covered with a thin metal sheet', as in 'gold-plated', or 'arranged on a plate' to look nice, which explains the word's use for both metal and food.