"He pulls out a stale nose pad from his pocket and blows his nose in a sort of trumpet that can be heard throughout the room." Does this sentence sound stupid?
Sure! There is a clear stylistic inaccuracy. And she just makes the expression so ridiculous that "plat", used as the name of a personal hygiene item, will make the author of the statement even more a laughingstock than that cold, sloppy and ill-bred subject.
Pattern patterned to the eyebrows
Plat is an outdated name for a scarf, archaic. This means that, although the object itself exists in modern everyday life, its former name has been ousted from the language by another word.
What is a board? Where was it worn and worn? Certainly not in your pocket! The concept is close to the cloth or fly, which are directly related to the ancient women's headdresses among the Slavs.
In the church, an ignorant woman will be asked to put a headscarf on her head. Because the boardhere - a consecrated piece of matter (usually burgundy or red). It serves to wipe the mouths of Orthodox priests and laity at the end of the rite of communion. Its second name is "iliton".
In some dictionaries, the abbreviation is rhetor. stands after the word boards. What does it mean?
Rhetorical expressions are used to give special solemnity to a speech (for example, an ode or a sermon). These turns make the speech fascinating and visual, and therefore increase its persuasiveness and increase the impact on the listeners (or readers). However, excessive elation in this case borders on pomposity.
Usage examples:
- The art of wearing the Pavlovo Posad headdress with dignity was passed down from generation to generation at the gene level to our progenitors.
- A simple-haired sinner, without pay, she runs alone in the night somewhere.
Boards next to electricity and atom
So, what are boards, figured out. A headdress that can be thrown over, say, the shoulders, a blanket-veil.
But to the question of what boards are, answers can be found:
- PLAT is a Nuclear Torpedo Submarine.
- Boards are dielectric plates for installing electrical and radio elements. Also called a plate on which thin strips are applied that conduct electricity (printed circuit boards, motherboards). The latest definitions are by no means obsolete, but, on the contrary, new. Takovamodernity, in which embroideries and patterns coexist with electricity, nuclear submarines and torpedoes.
