Definition of register plate in English:

register plate

noun ˈrɛdʒɪstə ˌpleɪt

1A plate on a barometer marked with a scale of atmospheric pressure and the supposed weather conditions corresponding to different pressures. Now historical.
2An adjustable metal plate, usually in a grate or chimney, which enables the passage of air, heat, or smoke to be regulated. Also (later): an adjustable metal vent in a wall or floor allowing the passage of air from a central heating system.
3Rope-making. A rotating disc with concentric holes through which strands are drawn and twisted in the making of rope or yarn.

Origin

Late 17th century. From register + plate.

Definition of register plate in US English:

register plate

nounˈrɛdʒɪstə ˌpleɪt

1A plate on a barometer marked with a scale of atmospheric pressure and the supposed weather conditions corresponding to different pressures. Now historical.
2An adjustable metal plate, usually in a grate or chimney, which enables the passage of air, heat, or smoke to be regulated. Also (later): an adjustable metal vent in a wall or floor allowing the passage of air from a central heating system.
3Rope-making. A rotating disc with concentric holes through which strands are drawn and twisted in the making of rope or yarn.

Origin

Late 17th century. From register + plate.

单词	register plate
释义	Definition of register plate in English: register plate noun ˈrɛdʒɪstə ˌpleɪt 1A plate on a barometer marked with a scale of atmospheric pressure and the supposed weather conditions corresponding to different pressures. Now historical. 2An adjustable metal plate, usually in a grate or chimney, which enables the passage of air, heat, or smoke to be regulated. Also (later): an adjustable metal vent in a wall or floor allowing the passage of air from a central heating system. 3Rope-making. A rotating disc with concentric holes through which strands are drawn and twisted in the making of rope or yarn. Origin Late 17th century. From register + plate. Definition of register plate in US English: register plate nounˈrɛdʒɪstə ˌpleɪt 1A plate on a barometer marked with a scale of atmospheric pressure and the supposed weather conditions corresponding to different pressures. Now historical. 2An adjustable metal plate, usually in a grate or chimney, which enables the passage of air, heat, or smoke to be regulated. Also (later): an adjustable metal vent in a wall or floor allowing the passage of air from a central heating system. 3Rope-making. A rotating disc with concentric holes through which strands are drawn and twisted in the making of rope or yarn. Origin Late 17th century. From register + plate.
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