Definition: Meaning of, plan in English to English dictionary.
Pronunciation:/ plan /
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intention something you have decided to do
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method/arrangement a set of actions for achieving something in the future, especially a set of actions that has been considered carefully and in detail
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map a drawing similar to a map, showing roads, towns, and buildings
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drawingtechnical a drawing of a building, room, or machine as it would be seen from above, showing the shape, size, and position of the walls, windows, and doors
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drawing a drawing that shows exactly how something will be arranged
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plan APlan A your first plan, which you will use if things happen the way you expect
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plan BPlan B your second plan, which you can use if things do not happen the way you expect
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[intransitive and transitive] to think carefully about something you want to do, and decide how and when you will do it
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[transitive] to intend to do something
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[transitive] to think about something you are going to make, and decide what it will be like [= design]
to some extentoften a retirement savings plan that is funded by employee contributions and matching contributions from the employer; contributions are made from your salary before taxes and the funds grow tax-free until they are withdrawn, at which point they can be converted into an IRA; funds can be transferred if you change employers and you can manage the investments yourself
a programme established by the US government in 1947 to give economic help to Europe after World War II. It was named after George C. Marshall, who was the US Secretary of State. Thousands of millions of dollars were provided for rebuilding cities, roads, industries etc