1. a raised flat surface or stage
2. a raised structure beside railroad tracks where passengers wait for trains
3. a set of political principles or policies

1. to place on or provide with a platform

Examples

• The speaker stood on the platform to address the crowd.
• We waited on the platform for the next train to arrive.
• The candidate outlined her platform during the debate.
• This software runs on multiple computing platforms.
• The social media platform has millions of users.
• They platformed the equipment for better visibility.
• The diving platform was ten meters high.
• His political platform focused on education reform.