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121plat — A representation on a fiat surface of a tract of land, depicting the boundaries by indicating monuments, markers, and lines, natural or artificial. A showing of the subdivisions and lots of a city, town, or village. A map or diagram upon which an …
122plat — I. transitive verb (platted; platting) Etymology: Middle English, alteration of plaiten Date: 14th century plait II. noun Date: 14th century plait III. noun …
123plat — n Australian a stupid person. The word s origin is uncertain (Eric Partridge derives it from the French plat: flat), but the resem blance to prat may not be fortuitous …
124plat-cul — n.m. Plongeon raté, sur le dos. (V. plat ventre) …
125plat-ventre — n.m. Plongeon raté, sur le ventre. (V. plat cul) …
126Plat Sitis — Sp Plãt Sitis Ap Platte City L JAV Plato apyg. c. (Misūrio v ja) …
127plat d'orientation du lingot — luito orientavimo plokštuma statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. oriented wafer flat of ingot vok. Scheibenanschliff, m rus. плоский торец для ориентации слитка, m pranc. plat d orientation du lingot, m …
128plat — When a CAD/CAM plotter prints something, the drawing is called a plat …
