NOUN
- a square plate bearing the letter L that is attached to both ends of a car to indicate that the driver is a learner
How To Use L-plate In A Sentence
- Cased inside a steel-plated hull they are vandal-proof and too heavy to steal - without a crane. Times, Sunday Times
- The heat pipe technology still forms the basis of its design: the pipes are nickel-plated copper, designed to prevent corrosion.
- In The Music Lesson it is possible to see that the joists are supported at the left on a timber lintel or wall-plate, running across the heads of the windows.
- L-plate driver learning to reverse ran over her mother Times, Sunday Times
- The emergence of steam-driven, steel-plated warships created the need for specialized engineering officers in the navy.
- It was a revolver, probably nickel-plated too, judging by the shine of the frame.
- In the end, the sales of stereographs were meager, and the vast majority of people who saw O'Sullivan's photographs from the survey saw them at public expositions, often as full-plate prints rather than stereographs.
- A set of quality snap caps, usually nickel-plated, has traditionally graced the case of every fine double shotgun.
- Catheter tips were aseptically removed and cultured by the roll-plate method.
- But the learner driver managed to break the law as the car was missing an L-plate on the front. The Sun
