plate

US /pleɪt/
UK /pleɪt/
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prato

a flat dish, typically circular and made of porcelain or earthenware, from which food is eaten or served.

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Please put your empty plate in the sink.
Por favor, coloque seu prato vazio na pia.
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She served the cake on a beautiful ceramic plate.
Ela serviu o bolo em um lindo prato de cerâmica.
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placa

a flat, thin piece of metal or other hard material, typically square or rectangular, used for various purposes.

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The car's license plate was bent.
A placa do carro estava amassada.
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The armor consisted of overlapping metal plates.
A armadura consistia em placas de metal sobrepostas.
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banhar, revestir

to cover (something) with a thin coating of metal.

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The jeweler will plate the ring with gold.
O joalheiro vai banhar o anel em ouro.
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The old silverware was plated with silver.
A prataria antiga era banhada a prata.
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