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planned

/plænd/

Traduction: Décrit ce qui a été organisé ou décidé à l'avance, ou dont le déroulement a été fixé à l'avance., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de déterminer et d'organiser à l'avance un cours d'action ou un événement, ou d'avoir l'intention de faire quelque chose.

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adjective

/plænd/A2formal
  • frDécrit ce qui a été organisé ou décidé à l'avance, ou dont le déroulement a été fixé à l'avance.

Describes something that has been arranged or decided in advance.

  1. Designed or carried out according to a planB1formal

    Arranged or intended in advance, not happening by chance.

    frplanifié

    • The event was a carefully planned operation.
    • They followed a planned schedule for the project.
    • The attack was a planned act of aggression.

    Synonymescalculateddeliberateintentionalmethodicalorganizedpremeditatedsystematic

    Antonymesad-libextemporaneousimpromptuimprovisedspontaneousunplannedunpremeditated

  2. Planned in advanceB1formal

    Decided or arranged before it happens.

    frprévu à l'avance

    • The meeting was planned weeks ago.
    • It was a planned vacation, not a spontaneous trip.
    • The planned route took them through the mountains.

    Synonymesarrangedorganizedpredeterminedpreparedscheduledset

    Antonymesextemporaneousimpromptuspontaneousunplannedunrehearsed

Formes
  • more planned comparative form
  • most planned superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

plan/plæn/A2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de déterminer et d'organiser à l'avance un cours d'action ou un événement, ou d'avoir l'intention de faire quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of deciding on and arranging in advance a course of action or event.

  1. Arrange in advanceA2formal

    To decide on and arrange something in advance.

    frprévoir, planifier

    • We need to plan our vacation carefully.
    • She planned the entire event by herself.
    • They are planning a surprise party for his birthday.

    Synonymesarrangeline uporganizeprearrangescheduleset up

  2. Design or intendB1formal

    To have a specific intention or design for something.

    frprojeter, avoir l'intention de

    • The architect planned the layout of the building.
    • He plans to study medicine after graduation.
    • The government plans to build a new highway.

    Synonymesaimcontemplatedesignenvisageintendmeanproposepurpose

    Antonymesimprovise

Formes
  • planned past participle
  • planned past simple
  • planning present participle
  • plans third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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