platform
A flat place next to a train or bus where people get on or off.
A raised, level surface at a station where passengers get on or off trains, subways, or other vehicles.
The type of computer system or software that other programs work on.
The underlying hardware and software environment in which programs run, such as an operating system or device type.
The ideas and plans that a political party says it will follow if it gets power.
The declared set of policies and goals of a political party or candidate.
A flat area above the ground where a person speaks or performs.
A raised flat surface used for speeches, performances, or presentations.
- Base: platform
- Plural: platforms
give someone a platform
1Provide opportunity to speak publicly
To allow someone to share their ideas with many people.
- The conference gave young scientists a platform to share their research.
- Social media has given many people a platform to speak out about issues.
on the same platform
1In same boarding or speaking location
In the same place for getting on transport or giving a talk.
- We were waiting on the same platform for different trains.
- Both speakers will appear on the same platform during the event.
social media platform
1Online service for social networking and content sharing
A website or app where people share information and talk to each other online.
- Instagram is a popular social media platform for sharing photos.
- Many businesses use social media platforms to reach customers.