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plotter

/ˈplɒt.ər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que elabora un plan o complot secreto, o bien a un dispositivo que dibuja gráficos y diagramas.

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noun

/ˈplɒt.ər/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que elabora un plan o complot secreto, o bien a un dispositivo que dibuja gráficos y diagramas.

A noun referring to a person who devises a secret plan or scheme, or a device used for drawing graphs and diagrams.

  1. ConspiratorB2formal

    A person who secretly plans with others to do something illegal or harmful.

    esconspirador

    • The plotters were arrested before they could execute their plan.
    • Historians uncovered the names of the plotters in the assassination.
    • The group of plotters met in secret to discuss their strategy.

    Sinónimosconspiratorintriguermachinatorschemer

  2. Graph-plotting deviceB2formal

    A computer-controlled device that draws graphs, diagrams, or designs on paper.

    estrazador gráfico

    • The engineer used a plotter to print the architectural blueprints.
    • The plotter produced a detailed map of the terrain.
    • Modern plotters can create high-resolution images for technical drawings.
  3. Strategic plannerC1formal

    A person who devises a detailed plan or scheme, often for personal gain.

    esConspirador

    • He was a cunning plotter who always stayed one step ahead.
    • The plotter carefully mapped out his career advancement.
    • She was known as a plotter who manipulated events behind the scenes.

    Sinónimosconspiratorintriguermachinatorplannerschemer

Formas
  • plotters plural form
  • plotters' possessive plural form
  • plotter's possessive singular form
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