英语词汇“plan”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

plan on doing something

plan on someone/something doing something

plan something out

plan | American Dictionary

plan
noun
us/plæn/

plannoun (METHOD)

[ C/U ]
a method for doing or achieving something, usually involving a series of actions or stages, or something you have arranged to do:
[ C ]The financial plan calls for growth of 5% next year.
[ C ]They had plans to have dinner at a local restaurant.
[ C/U ]
A plan is also an arrangement for investment:
[ C ]a pension/savings plan
[ C/U ]
If something goes according to plan, it happens the way you wanted it to:
[ U ]Producing a new movie rarely goes exactly according to plan.

plannoun (MAP)

[ C ]
a drawing that shows the shape, size, and position of important details of a building or other structure, or of objects within it:
The floor plan showed us exactly where everyone’s office would be.
plan
verb
us/plæn/-nn-

planverb (METHOD)

[ I/T ]
to think about and decide on a method for doing or achieving something:
[ + to infinitive ]She’s planning to visit her sister in Australia next year.
[ Ialways+ adv/prep ]He planned on taking his vacation in July.
[ Ialways+ adv/prep ]You’ve got to plan ahead and save your money for your retirement.

plan | Business English

plan
noun[ C ]
uk /plæn/us
[ C ]
a set of actions that are intended to achieve a specific aim:
a plan/plans to do sthThe government has launched a $935m plan to create jobs.
a plan/plans for sthPlans for a share buyback are expected to be unveiled later this week.
have plans/no plans to do sthA representative of the bank said it had no plans to make further cuts in its bonus rates.
under a planA further 2,500 job cuts are planned for this year under a plan to save €1.3bn in costs.
a strategic/financial/marketing planOperations that do not fit the firm's overall strategic plan are currently being sold off.
a restructuring/spending/recovery plan
an ambitious/controversial plan
immediate/long-term/future plans
a three-phase/five-point/ten-year plan
have/come up with/draw up a planYou will need to have a plan to cover start-up expenses while you grow your business.
announce/unveil/reveal a planThe telecommunications giant yesterday announced a restructuring plan.
outline/formulate/finalize a planOver the next few months, the board will finalize its plans for meeting the 2020 mandate on carbon dioxide emissions.
abandon/shelve/scrap a planPlans to expand into Spain and Portugal were shelved during the recession last year.
keep to/stick to/follow a planBy sticking to our original plan, we finally made a success of the business.
approve/back/support a planMinisters meeting in Brussels approved a plan to refinance the project.
agree/adopt/implement a planGet your team around the table and agree a plan of action to give more attention to detail.
oppose/reject a plan
go ahead/press ahead/proceed with a plan
a plan involves/includes sthA new €30 million investment plan announced Friday includes the construction of new plants.
a plan fails/succeedsPlans to reassure investors failed and shares slipped 3%.
an idea about what you may do in the future:
What are your plans after you graduate from college?
a plan/plans for sthYou need to sit down and think about your plans for retirement.
sb's plan is to do sthTheir plan is to cut income tax for the lower paid.
FINANCE
a financial arrangement in which someone regularly saves or invests money:
a retirement/investment/savings plan
a detailed drawing or diagram of a machine or building that shows the different parts, rooms, etc., including their size and shape:
A team of architects drew up plans for the new office building.
a drawing of a room or other area that shows the position or arrangement of things inside it:
a floor/seating plan

Phrasal verb

plan sth out

Examples of plan

plan
Section 1 reviews the relevant literature on retirement plans and saving, education and saving, and behavioral economics.
On average, comfort care plans were put in place 9 days prior to death.
On the basis of these ethnographic and clinical data, the current study was planned.
In the stop-signal task, this tone indicated that the planned response to the grating should be withheld.
There was evidence that patients were exposed to the planned intervention.
To the extent that conversations are implicitly expected or planned to co-occur with dinners, coffee breaks, or other scheduled activities, they are also temporally constrained.
Works that were centrally planned and assigned, moreover, had a better chance of seeing print than did books written on personal initiative.
Demonstration of these improvements is planned for the near future.
The third approach uses planning effects on task performance to investigate how learners monitor their language.
Templates provide stricter control over the surface form of the resulting clauses than do clause plans.
Using this medium, we originally planned to provide a sound treatment of side-effects that would be more effective than systematic residualization.
When planning a mapping, one must take this into account: an instrument is interesting only if it allows the discovery of unknown features.
The working plans included construction of forest access roads at fairly high labour cost.
The firm determines its production plans to maximize its profit.
However, they soon were forced to abandon these plans after running into a powerful barrage of criticism.
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Collocations withplan

plan

These are words often used in combination with plan.

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alternative plan
This approach provides an equivalent basis upon which to evaluate how alternativeplan types and features influence a program's perceived value to employees.
ambitious plan
Figure 4 illustrates this ambitiousplan for export promotion.
announced plan
As for the new road map, we welcome the fact that at least an effort is being made in terms of an announced plan.
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plannoun (DECISION)

plannoun (DRAWING)

planverb (DECIDE)

planverb (DESIGN)

Phrasal verbs