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Discover Ludwig"have a plate" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically means to possess or own a plate, but it can also refer to the action of eating food from a plate. Example 1: "I noticed that you don't have a plate on your dining table. Would you like me to bring you one?" Example 2: "I usually have a plate of fruits for breakfast every morning." Note: Depending on the context, "have a plate" can also mean to serve food onto a plate or to put a plate on a surface.
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You have a plate full".
I still have a plate she gave me.
Preheat the oven to 100C and have a plate ready on which to stack the pancakes.
If white peaches were in season, I would have a plate of them for dessert.
Have a plate ready, lined with 3 layers of kitchen towel.
He had surgery last Saturday to have a plate and screws inserted.
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The SEM photomicrographs show that the crystals of ATR are longer and have a plate-like form.
The desk had a plate on it that said "Security".
I had a plate of garlic-sauced linguine and a glass of pinot grigio, for $9.25.
I remember I had a plate of scrambled eggs that were made out of Styrofoam".
"He had a plate in his head and it started to bother him," his wife said.
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