replate
/riˈpleɪt/
verb
- To put food onto a new plate, usually to improve the presentation.
- The chef decided to replate the dessert after the sauce spilled.
- He asked the waiter to replate his main course because the vegetables were cold.
- Before serving, she carefully replated the salad to make it look more elegant.
- To cover (an object) with a new layer of metal, such as silver or gold.
- We sent the antique silverware to be replated so it would shine again.
- The jeweler offered to replate the old necklace with fresh gold.
- They replated the brass handles to restore their original luster.
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