platform

simple noun23 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.0

the area in a railway station where you get on and off trains

the area in a station where you get on and off trains

the area in a subway station where you get on and off trains

the area in a London Underground station where you get on and off trains

the set of principles and policies of a political party

the official policies of a political party

the policies a party promises to implement if they win an election

the policies a party promises to implement if they win an election

a platform that is built higher than the surrounding area

a platform made of wood

a platform that is elevated significantly from the ground

used to indicate which platform a train is located at

used to indicate which platform a train will depart from

located on the surface of the platform

moving from one end of the platform to the other

basing a campaign or political position on a specific set of ideas

contained within a party's set of policies

to be positioned on the platform

to appear on the same platform as someone else, often to speak or debate

to be present on the platform, often for a performance or speech

to deliver a speech while on the platform

to deliver a speech while on the platform

to get up onto the platform