Definition of platinum in English:

platinum

noun ˈplatɪnəmˈplædənəm

mass noun

1A precious silvery-white metal, the chemical element of atomic number 78. It was first encountered by the Spanish in South America in the 16th century, and is used in jewellery, electrical contacts, laboratory equipment, and industrial catalysts.
Example sentencesExamples
- At the recently held semi-finals of the Miss India contests, she was adorned in an ornate diamond choker and later a platinum diamond drop necklace.
- The fuel cell electrodes contain platinum as the catalyst.
- But a BBC World Service correspondent who visited the area says thousands of illegal miners are extracting material containing cobalt, copper, platinum and uranium.
- The belly of the monster was covered in gold, silver, platinum, and precious gems.
- Jewellery made of platinum, iridium and palladium gleamed majestically, now and then emitting flashes of brilliant light from the studded diamonds.
- This contrasts with other precious and semi-precious metals, such as silver and platinum, where industrial demand governs prices.
- His fund is more than 85% invested in gold-mining shares, with the rest in companies that dig for other precious metals such as platinum and silver.
- Frank Nuovo of Los Angeles creates cell phones in high-voltage colored plastics and precious metals like platinum.
- Ruthenium is a precious metal, like platinum.
- Oromia is also rich in gold, silver, platinum, marble, uranium, nickel, natural gas, and other mineral resources.
- The raw material used for terracotta jewellery is porous type of lean clay, and that is where it becomes different from metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and copper.
- Over 90 percent pure, platinum is hypoallergenic to most people.
- Owing to its high melting point, manufacturing platinum jewellery is also an art.
- Today, bracelets are worn by both men and women in a variety of materials such as traditional precious metals like gold silver and platinum.
- Fuel cells contain expensive precious metals like platinum and palladium, they have not been proven to work in extreme weather conditions and the nation's gas stations would need to be reconfigured.
- The monolith is coated first with oxides, then a layer of metals such as platinum, rhodium, and palladium is added.
- The precious metal platinum is well known to be an excellent catalyst in a number of chemical reactions.
- But since it was divested of most of its assets, it now concentrates on mining rare metals such as platinum, palladium and rhodium in Africa and other regions.
- It has been further discovered that photosynthetic membranes can be transformed with metals other than platinum such as osmium and ruthenium.
- This is often a precious metal, although platinum is the metal which is widely used for most catalytic converters.
Synonyms
blond, blonde, yellow, yellowish, golden, flaxen, light, light brown, light-coloured, strawberry blonde, tow-coloured, platinum, ash blonde, bleached, bleached-blonde, sun-bleached, peroxide, bottle-blonde
1. 1.1often as modifier Greyish white or silvery like platinum.
  a platinum wig
  Example sentencesExamples
  Behind the platinum hair extensions and big breasts was a very cunning brain.
  I was immersed in her from such an early age that when I look back on my growing up all I can see is a cyclone of platinum wigs, hoe-downs and heartache.
  Aziza and Adrian laughed at their cheap platinum wigs and horrible guitar skills.
  A sigh escaped from his lips just as he was pushing back his long silvery platinum bangs.
  The history of the institution has been prominently displayed at the entrance near the huge pandal, which has been erected for the platinum jubilee celebrations.
  The after-school club, which was started three years ago, is now aiming to recycle 50 tonnes of paper, which will make it eligible for the platinum award.
  All three versions are included in the platinum edition, at $79.95.
  In 1994, this beer was awarded a platinum medal at the World Beer Championships, making it one of only two Canadian beers to ever receive this prestigious award.
  Her hair was a blinding platinum, her eyes a golden color.
  Vikram Khurana of the Cafe Coffee Day spread aroma with ‘Coorg Sunset’, his signature coffee, and won the platinum trophy.
  She picked up platinum awards representing sales of more than a million for each of her four Harry Potter books.
  Only 1.6 percent of all artists have ten or more gold singles and only 0.4 percent of all artists have 10 or more platinum singles.
  Keith Urban today joined an elite group of Australian artists to be awarded a platinum album in the US, when Golden Road was certified for sales of one million copies.
  Abbey has also launched a platinum option that charges the same rates but allows those earning more than #25,000 a year to borrow up to #50,000 on the card.
  The squads of lads were being co-ordinated by a Brit in a pinstripe suit, in his hand a mobile phone, round his neck a platinum access-all-areas World Cup pass.
  Jewellers have been able to bring about a ‘fusion of eastern and western design elements’, so that the platinum collection can be worn for all occasions.
  Warhol in his platinum wig posed as Christ, although his nickname at the times was Drella, a compound of Cinderella and Dracula.
  It is also the owner of an international platinum award for 2002.
  Carole-Anne then took over with a make up demonstration, while the usually talkative Susan Rodgers quietly rested with a platinum detox treatment.
  But it can also be achingly beautiful, its color ranging from platinum to ancient jade, depending on the light it's reflecting.
  It now sports a black base with an angular platinum flip-top.
  At the ball on Friday night, the lucky winners of the platinum CD plaque were Gerry and Susan O'Grady of Riverstown.

Phrases

go platinum

(of a recording) achieve sales meriting a platinum disc.
Example sentencesExamples
- Salt ‘N’ Pepa were the only group to go platinum, but they went platinum off a pop record like ‘Push It.’
- Three of her albums have gone double platinum and one has gone gold.
- Their debut CD, entitled Sunsets and Car Crashes, was released on 111 Records in late 2003, and though it hasn't gone platinum, or even gold, the people who own it will tell you it's too good to wait for that kind of publicity.
- Alien Ant Farm also was on the tour as an opener, and a few weeks in, their record got huge and went platinum, so they wanted to play after us.
- The cruise work made her a household name and put her in the Guinness Book of Records when her debut album went platinum before release.
- With a fan base in the UK and south east Asia, where 20 of their records have gone platinum, organisers are hoping 911 will help draw in the crowds.
- Given that Brightman's records have gone platinum 10 times over in Taiwan - more than any other country on the planet - she wasn't going to stay away for long.
- On his return from New York his album is released and quickly goes platinum notching up sales of 300,000.
- An album goes platinum when it represents 1 million units in sales, with a manufacturer's dollar volume of at least $2 million based on 33.33% of suggested list price.
- They have sold an incredible 30 million records worldwide and have gone platinum in more than 20 countries.
- The soundtrack album went platinum, the single was a million - seller and won 29-year-old Hayes an Oscar in 1972 for Best Film Song, making him the first black artist to bag that award.

Origin

Early 19th century: alteration of earlier platina, from Spanish, diminutive of plata 'silver'.

Definition of platinum in US English:

platinum

nounˈpladənəmˈplædənəm

1A precious silvery-white metal, the chemical element of atomic number 78. It was first encountered by the Spanish in South America in the 16th century, and is used in jewelry, electrical contacts, laboratory equipment, and industrial catalysts.
Example sentencesExamples
- Ruthenium is a precious metal, like platinum.
- The belly of the monster was covered in gold, silver, platinum, and precious gems.
- The monolith is coated first with oxides, then a layer of metals such as platinum, rhodium, and palladium is added.
- The fuel cell electrodes contain platinum as the catalyst.
- But since it was divested of most of its assets, it now concentrates on mining rare metals such as platinum, palladium and rhodium in Africa and other regions.
- His fund is more than 85% invested in gold-mining shares, with the rest in companies that dig for other precious metals such as platinum and silver.
- Oromia is also rich in gold, silver, platinum, marble, uranium, nickel, natural gas, and other mineral resources.
- Owing to its high melting point, manufacturing platinum jewellery is also an art.
- Jewellery made of platinum, iridium and palladium gleamed majestically, now and then emitting flashes of brilliant light from the studded diamonds.
- This is often a precious metal, although platinum is the metal which is widely used for most catalytic converters.
- This contrasts with other precious and semi-precious metals, such as silver and platinum, where industrial demand governs prices.
- Frank Nuovo of Los Angeles creates cell phones in high-voltage colored plastics and precious metals like platinum.
- The raw material used for terracotta jewellery is porous type of lean clay, and that is where it becomes different from metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and copper.
- Today, bracelets are worn by both men and women in a variety of materials such as traditional precious metals like gold silver and platinum.
- At the recently held semi-finals of the Miss India contests, she was adorned in an ornate diamond choker and later a platinum diamond drop necklace.
- Over 90 percent pure, platinum is hypoallergenic to most people.
- It has been further discovered that photosynthetic membranes can be transformed with metals other than platinum such as osmium and ruthenium.
- The precious metal platinum is well known to be an excellent catalyst in a number of chemical reactions.
- Fuel cells contain expensive precious metals like platinum and palladium, they have not been proven to work in extreme weather conditions and the nation's gas stations would need to be reconfigured.
- But a BBC World Service correspondent who visited the area says thousands of illegal miners are extracting material containing cobalt, copper, platinum and uranium.
Synonyms
blond, blonde, yellow, yellowish, golden, flaxen, light, light brown, light-coloured, strawberry blonde, tow-coloured, platinum, ash blonde, bleached, bleached-blonde, sun-bleached, peroxide, bottle-blonde
1. 1.1often as modifier The grayish-white or silvery color of platinum.
  a platinum wig
  Example sentencesExamples
  Keith Urban today joined an elite group of Australian artists to be awarded a platinum album in the US, when Golden Road was certified for sales of one million copies.
  The history of the institution has been prominently displayed at the entrance near the huge pandal, which has been erected for the platinum jubilee celebrations.
  Warhol in his platinum wig posed as Christ, although his nickname at the times was Drella, a compound of Cinderella and Dracula.
  She picked up platinum awards representing sales of more than a million for each of her four Harry Potter books.
  A sigh escaped from his lips just as he was pushing back his long silvery platinum bangs.
  It now sports a black base with an angular platinum flip-top.
  The after-school club, which was started three years ago, is now aiming to recycle 50 tonnes of paper, which will make it eligible for the platinum award.
  All three versions are included in the platinum edition, at $79.95.
  Jewellers have been able to bring about a ‘fusion of eastern and western design elements’, so that the platinum collection can be worn for all occasions.
  In 1994, this beer was awarded a platinum medal at the World Beer Championships, making it one of only two Canadian beers to ever receive this prestigious award.
  The squads of lads were being co-ordinated by a Brit in a pinstripe suit, in his hand a mobile phone, round his neck a platinum access-all-areas World Cup pass.
  At the ball on Friday night, the lucky winners of the platinum CD plaque were Gerry and Susan O'Grady of Riverstown.
  Abbey has also launched a platinum option that charges the same rates but allows those earning more than #25,000 a year to borrow up to #50,000 on the card.
  Vikram Khurana of the Cafe Coffee Day spread aroma with ‘Coorg Sunset’, his signature coffee, and won the platinum trophy.
  It is also the owner of an international platinum award for 2002.
  Only 1.6 percent of all artists have ten or more gold singles and only 0.4 percent of all artists have 10 or more platinum singles.
  Carole-Anne then took over with a make up demonstration, while the usually talkative Susan Rodgers quietly rested with a platinum detox treatment.
  I was immersed in her from such an early age that when I look back on my growing up all I can see is a cyclone of platinum wigs, hoe-downs and heartache.
  Her hair was a blinding platinum, her eyes a golden color.
  But it can also be achingly beautiful, its color ranging from platinum to ancient jade, depending on the light it's reflecting.
  Behind the platinum hair extensions and big breasts was a very cunning brain.
  Aziza and Adrian laughed at their cheap platinum wigs and horrible guitar skills.

Phrases

go platinum

(of a recording) achieve sales meriting a platinum disk.
Example sentencesExamples
- An album goes platinum when it represents 1 million units in sales, with a manufacturer's dollar volume of at least $2 million based on 33.33% of suggested list price.
- The soundtrack album went platinum, the single was a million - seller and won 29-year-old Hayes an Oscar in 1972 for Best Film Song, making him the first black artist to bag that award.
- Alien Ant Farm also was on the tour as an opener, and a few weeks in, their record got huge and went platinum, so they wanted to play after us.
- They have sold an incredible 30 million records worldwide and have gone platinum in more than 20 countries.
- Given that Brightman's records have gone platinum 10 times over in Taiwan - more than any other country on the planet - she wasn't going to stay away for long.
- With a fan base in the UK and south east Asia, where 20 of their records have gone platinum, organisers are hoping 911 will help draw in the crowds.
- The cruise work made her a household name and put her in the Guinness Book of Records when her debut album went platinum before release.
- Salt ‘N’ Pepa were the only group to go platinum, but they went platinum off a pop record like ‘Push It.’
- Their debut CD, entitled Sunsets and Car Crashes, was released on 111 Records in late 2003, and though it hasn't gone platinum, or even gold, the people who own it will tell you it's too good to wait for that kind of publicity.
- On his return from New York his album is released and quickly goes platinum notching up sales of 300,000.
- Three of her albums have gone double platinum and one has gone gold.

Origin

Early 19th century: alteration of earlier platina, from Spanish, diminutive of plata ‘silver’.

单词	platinum
释义	Definition of platinum in English: platinum noun ˈplatɪnəmˈplædənəm mass noun 1A precious silvery-white metal, the chemical element of atomic number 78. It was first encountered by the Spanish in South America in the 16th century, and is used in jewellery, electrical contacts, laboratory equipment, and industrial catalysts. Example sentencesExamples At the recently held semi-finals of the Miss India contests, she was adorned in an ornate diamond choker and later a platinum diamond drop necklace. The fuel cell electrodes contain platinum as the catalyst. But a BBC World Service correspondent who visited the area says thousands of illegal miners are extracting material containing cobalt, copper, platinum and uranium. The belly of the monster was covered in gold, silver, platinum, and precious gems. Jewellery made of platinum, iridium and palladium gleamed majestically, now and then emitting flashes of brilliant light from the studded diamonds. This contrasts with other precious and semi-precious metals, such as silver and platinum, where industrial demand governs prices. His fund is more than 85% invested in gold-mining shares, with the rest in companies that dig for other precious metals such as platinum and silver. Frank Nuovo of Los Angeles creates cell phones in high-voltage colored plastics and precious metals like platinum. Ruthenium is a precious metal, like platinum. Oromia is also rich in gold, silver, platinum, marble, uranium, nickel, natural gas, and other mineral resources. The raw material used for terracotta jewellery is porous type of lean clay, and that is where it becomes different from metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and copper. Over 90 percent pure, platinum is hypoallergenic to most people. Owing to its high melting point, manufacturing platinum jewellery is also an art. Today, bracelets are worn by both men and women in a variety of materials such as traditional precious metals like gold silver and platinum. Fuel cells contain expensive precious metals like platinum and palladium, they have not been proven to work in extreme weather conditions and the nation's gas stations would need to be reconfigured. The monolith is coated first with oxides, then a layer of metals such as platinum, rhodium, and palladium is added. The precious metal platinum is well known to be an excellent catalyst in a number of chemical reactions. But since it was divested of most of its assets, it now concentrates on mining rare metals such as platinum, palladium and rhodium in Africa and other regions. It has been further discovered that photosynthetic membranes can be transformed with metals other than platinum such as osmium and ruthenium. This is often a precious metal, although platinum is the metal which is widely used for most catalytic converters. Synonyms blond, blonde, yellow, yellowish, golden, flaxen, light, light brown, light-coloured, strawberry blonde, tow-coloured, platinum, ash blonde, bleached, bleached-blonde, sun-bleached, peroxide, bottle-blonde 1.1often as modifier Greyish white or silvery like platinum. a platinum wig Example sentencesExamples Behind the platinum hair extensions and big breasts was a very cunning brain. I was immersed in her from such an early age that when I look back on my growing up all I can see is a cyclone of platinum wigs, hoe-downs and heartache. Aziza and Adrian laughed at their cheap platinum wigs and horrible guitar skills. A sigh escaped from his lips just as he was pushing back his long silvery platinum bangs. The history of the institution has been prominently displayed at the entrance near the huge pandal, which has been erected for the platinum jubilee celebrations. The after-school club, which was started three years ago, is now aiming to recycle 50 tonnes of paper, which will make it eligible for the platinum award. All three versions are included in the platinum edition, at $79.95. In 1994, this beer was awarded a platinum medal at the World Beer Championships, making it one of only two Canadian beers to ever receive this prestigious award. Her hair was a blinding platinum, her eyes a golden color. Vikram Khurana of the Cafe Coffee Day spread aroma with ‘Coorg Sunset’, his signature coffee, and won the platinum trophy. She picked up platinum awards representing sales of more than a million for each of her four Harry Potter books. Only 1.6 percent of all artists have ten or more gold singles and only 0.4 percent of all artists have 10 or more platinum singles. Keith Urban today joined an elite group of Australian artists to be awarded a platinum album in the US, when Golden Road was certified for sales of one million copies. Abbey has also launched a platinum option that charges the same rates but allows those earning more than #25,000 a year to borrow up to #50,000 on the card. The squads of lads were being co-ordinated by a Brit in a pinstripe suit, in his hand a mobile phone, round his neck a platinum access-all-areas World Cup pass. Jewellers have been able to bring about a ‘fusion of eastern and western design elements’, so that the platinum collection can be worn for all occasions. Warhol in his platinum wig posed as Christ, although his nickname at the times was Drella, a compound of Cinderella and Dracula. It is also the owner of an international platinum award for 2002. Carole-Anne then took over with a make up demonstration, while the usually talkative Susan Rodgers quietly rested with a platinum detox treatment. But it can also be achingly beautiful, its color ranging from platinum to ancient jade, depending on the light it's reflecting. It now sports a black base with an angular platinum flip-top. At the ball on Friday night, the lucky winners of the platinum CD plaque were Gerry and Susan O'Grady of Riverstown. Phrases go platinum (of a recording) achieve sales meriting a platinum disc. Example sentencesExamples Salt ‘N’ Pepa were the only group to go platinum, but they went platinum off a pop record like ‘Push It.’ Three of her albums have gone double platinum and one has gone gold. Their debut CD, entitled Sunsets and Car Crashes, was released on 111 Records in late 2003, and though it hasn't gone platinum, or even gold, the people who own it will tell you it's too good to wait for that kind of publicity. Alien Ant Farm also was on the tour as an opener, and a few weeks in, their record got huge and went platinum, so they wanted to play after us. The cruise work made her a household name and put her in the Guinness Book of Records when her debut album went platinum before release. With a fan base in the UK and south east Asia, where 20 of their records have gone platinum, organisers are hoping 911 will help draw in the crowds. Given that Brightman's records have gone platinum 10 times over in Taiwan - more than any other country on the planet - she wasn't going to stay away for long. On his return from New York his album is released and quickly goes platinum notching up sales of 300,000. An album goes platinum when it represents 1 million units in sales, with a manufacturer's dollar volume of at least $2 million based on 33.33% of suggested list price. They have sold an incredible 30 million records worldwide and have gone platinum in more than 20 countries. The soundtrack album went platinum, the single was a million - seller and won 29-year-old Hayes an Oscar in 1972 for Best Film Song, making him the first black artist to bag that award. Origin Early 19th century: alteration of earlier platina, from Spanish, diminutive of plata 'silver'. noun.1 phr. Definition of platinum in US English: platinum nounˈpladənəmˈplædənəm 1A precious silvery-white metal, the chemical element of atomic number 78. It was first encountered by the Spanish in South America in the 16th century, and is used in jewelry, electrical contacts, laboratory equipment, and industrial catalysts. Example sentencesExamples Ruthenium is a precious metal, like platinum. The belly of the monster was covered in gold, silver, platinum, and precious gems. The monolith is coated first with oxides, then a layer of metals such as platinum, rhodium, and palladium is added. The fuel cell electrodes contain platinum as the catalyst. But since it was divested of most of its assets, it now concentrates on mining rare metals such as platinum, palladium and rhodium in Africa and other regions. His fund is more than 85% invested in gold-mining shares, with the rest in companies that dig for other precious metals such as platinum and silver. Oromia is also rich in gold, silver, platinum, marble, uranium, nickel, natural gas, and other mineral resources. Owing to its high melting point, manufacturing platinum jewellery is also an art. Jewellery made of platinum, iridium and palladium gleamed majestically, now and then emitting flashes of brilliant light from the studded diamonds. This is often a precious metal, although platinum is the metal which is widely used for most catalytic converters. This contrasts with other precious and semi-precious metals, such as silver and platinum, where industrial demand governs prices. Frank Nuovo of Los Angeles creates cell phones in high-voltage colored plastics and precious metals like platinum. The raw material used for terracotta jewellery is porous type of lean clay, and that is where it becomes different from metals such as gold, silver, platinum, and copper. Today, bracelets are worn by both men and women in a variety of materials such as traditional precious metals like gold silver and platinum. At the recently held semi-finals of the Miss India contests, she was adorned in an ornate diamond choker and later a platinum diamond drop necklace. Over 90 percent pure, platinum is hypoallergenic to most people. It has been further discovered that photosynthetic membranes can be transformed with metals other than platinum such as osmium and ruthenium. The precious metal platinum is well known to be an excellent catalyst in a number of chemical reactions. Fuel cells contain expensive precious metals like platinum and palladium, they have not been proven to work in extreme weather conditions and the nation's gas stations would need to be reconfigured. But a BBC World Service correspondent who visited the area says thousands of illegal miners are extracting material containing cobalt, copper, platinum and uranium. Synonyms blond, blonde, yellow, yellowish, golden, flaxen, light, light brown, light-coloured, strawberry blonde, tow-coloured, platinum, ash blonde, bleached, bleached-blonde, sun-bleached, peroxide, bottle-blonde 1.1often as modifier The grayish-white or silvery color of platinum. a platinum wig Example sentencesExamples Keith Urban today joined an elite group of Australian artists to be awarded a platinum album in the US, when Golden Road was certified for sales of one million copies. The history of the institution has been prominently displayed at the entrance near the huge pandal, which has been erected for the platinum jubilee celebrations. Warhol in his platinum wig posed as Christ, although his nickname at the times was Drella, a compound of Cinderella and Dracula. She picked up platinum awards representing sales of more than a million for each of her four Harry Potter books. A sigh escaped from his lips just as he was pushing back his long silvery platinum bangs. It now sports a black base with an angular platinum flip-top. The after-school club, which was started three years ago, is now aiming to recycle 50 tonnes of paper, which will make it eligible for the platinum award. All three versions are included in the platinum edition, at $79.95. Jewellers have been able to bring about a ‘fusion of eastern and western design elements’, so that the platinum collection can be worn for all occasions. In 1994, this beer was awarded a platinum medal at the World Beer Championships, making it one of only two Canadian beers to ever receive this prestigious award. The squads of lads were being co-ordinated by a Brit in a pinstripe suit, in his hand a mobile phone, round his neck a platinum access-all-areas World Cup pass. At the ball on Friday night, the lucky winners of the platinum CD plaque were Gerry and Susan O'Grady of Riverstown. Abbey has also launched a platinum option that charges the same rates but allows those earning more than #25,000 a year to borrow up to #50,000 on the card. Vikram Khurana of the Cafe Coffee Day spread aroma with ‘Coorg Sunset’, his signature coffee, and won the platinum trophy. It is also the owner of an international platinum award for 2002. Only 1.6 percent of all artists have ten or more gold singles and only 0.4 percent of all artists have 10 or more platinum singles. Carole-Anne then took over with a make up demonstration, while the usually talkative Susan Rodgers quietly rested with a platinum detox treatment. I was immersed in her from such an early age that when I look back on my growing up all I can see is a cyclone of platinum wigs, hoe-downs and heartache. Her hair was a blinding platinum, her eyes a golden color. But it can also be achingly beautiful, its color ranging from platinum to ancient jade, depending on the light it's reflecting. Behind the platinum hair extensions and big breasts was a very cunning brain. Aziza and Adrian laughed at their cheap platinum wigs and horrible guitar skills. Phrases go platinum (of a recording) achieve sales meriting a platinum disk. Example sentencesExamples An album goes platinum when it represents 1 million units in sales, with a manufacturer's dollar volume of at least $2 million based on 33.33% of suggested list price. The soundtrack album went platinum, the single was a million - seller and won 29-year-old Hayes an Oscar in 1972 for Best Film Song, making him the first black artist to bag that award. Alien Ant Farm also was on the tour as an opener, and a few weeks in, their record got huge and went platinum, so they wanted to play after us. They have sold an incredible 30 million records worldwide and have gone platinum in more than 20 countries. Given that Brightman's records have gone platinum 10 times over in Taiwan - more than any other country on the planet - she wasn't going to stay away for long. With a fan base in the UK and south east Asia, where 20 of their records have gone platinum, organisers are hoping 911 will help draw in the crowds. The cruise work made her a household name and put her in the Guinness Book of Records when her debut album went platinum before release. Salt ‘N’ Pepa were the only group to go platinum, but they went platinum off a pop record like ‘Push It.’ Their debut CD, entitled Sunsets and Car Crashes, was released on 111 Records in late 2003, and though it hasn't gone platinum, or even gold, the people who own it will tell you it's too good to wait for that kind of publicity. On his return from New York his album is released and quickly goes platinum notching up sales of 300,000. Three of her albums have gone double platinum and one has gone gold. Origin Early 19th century: alteration of earlier platina, from Spanish, diminutive of plata ‘silver’. noun.1 phr.
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