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📋plan

verb
/plæn/
plait plane
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Meaning

to design or make arrangements for something in advance
a detailed proposal for doing or achieving something
A detailed proposal for doing or achieving something.

Example Sentences

We need to plan our vacation carefully.

We need a clear plan to move forward.

A good plan keeps you focused.

Synonyms

organize, arrange, design, prepare, strategy, scheme, blueprint
Entry 1
organize, arrange, design, prepare
Entry 2
strategy, scheme, blueprint, design
Entry 3
strategy, scheme, blueprint, design

Antonyms

improvise, neglect, ignore, abandon, disorder, chaos, disorganization, confusion
Entry 1
improvise, neglect, ignore, abandon
Entry 2
disorder, chaos
Entry 3
chaos, disorganization, confusion

Collocations

plan ahead, plan carefully, plan strategy, plan future, plan meeting, business plan, make a plan
Entry 1
plan ahead, plan carefully, plan strategy, plan future, plan meeting
Entry 2
plan ahead, business plan, make a plan

More Example Sentences

I feel that this plan will succeed.

I don't agree with you about the plan.

I want to talk to someone about a savings plan.

I want to talk to someone about a mortgage plan.

How long are you planning to stay in Bangladesh?

Are you planning to apply to foreign universities?

I want to talk to someone about a retirement plan.

I want to talk to someone about an investment plan.

Are you planning to go anywhere in the summer break?

Are you planning to go anywhere in the summer vacation?

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