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What is the foreign form of word plateau?

The word "plateau" is already of foreign origin, specifically French. It comes from the French word "plateau," meaning "flat surface," which itself is derived from the Latin word "platea," meaning "a flat place."

While "plateau" is used in English and many other languages, there isn't a specific "foreign form" of the word. It's already adopted into many languages as a loanword.

However, here are some examples of how the word "plateau" is used in other languages:

* Spanish: meseta

* Italian: altopiano

* German: Hochebene

* Russian: плато (plato)

* Japanese: 高原 (kōgen)

* Chinese: 高原 (gāoyuán)

These are just a few examples, and many other languages have their own words for "plateau."

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