I. plate [pleɪt] СУЩ.
5. plate no мн. (metal layer):
brass ˈplate СУЩ.
ˈnum·ber plate СУЩ. брит.
ˈplate rack СУЩ.
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Witnesses said that a passenger in a car driving by used a slingshot to damage and even break the plate glass show windows.
en.wikipedia.org So loud that the plate glass window at the opposite end of the club shakes, tables tremble and people hang onto their drinks.
en.wikipedia.org Although the studio space was small, the designers' use of a plate glass mirror gave the effect of a much larger set.
en.wikipedia.org In the past, railway shops, foundries, machine shops, enameling plants, and manufactories of plate glass and lumber employed the residents.
en.wikipedia.org He dreamed of cleaning and purging the city, bringing a calm and powerful architecture referring to steel, plate glass, and reinforced concrete.
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