platform
//ˈplætfɔːrm//
Noun
A raised level surface on which people or things can stand, especially one from which passengers board trains or buses.
The train will arrive at platform 3.
A raised structure or stage from which speakers address an audience or performers entertain.
The speaker stood on the platform and addressed the crowd.
A set of principles or policies that form the basis of a political party, organization, or campaign.
The party's platform includes policies on education and healthcare.
A digital technology or service that enables interactions, transactions, or content sharing, such as a social media platform or software platform.
YouTube is a popular video-sharing platform.
A type of shoe with a thick sole that raises the foot significantly above the ground.
She wore platform shoes to the party.