planned如何读

英:[plænd]

美:[plænd]

planned是什么意思

  • adj.根据计划的;有计划的
  • 动词plan的过去式和过去分词.

planned词根

词根:plan

adj.

planless 无计划的;无系统的;没用脑筋的

n.

plan 计划;平面图

planning 规划;计划编制

planner 计划者,规划师

v.

planning 计划;设计;预期(plan的ing形式)

vi.

plan 计划;打算

vt.

plan 计划;设计;打算

planned英英释义

noun

a drawing or diagram drawn on a plane: such as

a top or horizontal view of an object

a large-scale map of a small area

a method for achieving an end

an often customary method of doing something : procedure

a detailed formulation of a program of action

goal, aim

an orderly arrangement of parts of an overall design or objective

a detailed program (as for payment or the provision of some service)

pension plan

verb

transitive verb

to arrange the parts of : design

plan a new layout

to devise or project the realization or achievement of

planned their escape

to have in mind : intend

plans to leave soon

intransitive verb

to make plans

plan ahead

to have a specified intention—used with on

plans on going

combining form

flat

planography

flat and

plano-concave

planned词组

planned economy计划经济

well planned计划周详的

planned parenthood计划生育

planned maintenance计划保养

planned production计划生产

planned budget计划预算

planned target计划指标;计划目标;控制数字

centrally planned economy中央计划经济

planned词源英文解释

Noun French, plane, foundation, ground plan; partly from Latin planum level ground, from neuter of planus level; partly from French planter to plant, fix in place, from Late Latin plantare — more at floor, plant Combining form Latin planus

The first known use of plan was in 1718

planned儿童词典英英释义

planternoun

one that plants or cultivatesespecially: a person who owns or operates a plantation

a mechanical corn planter

a container in which ornamental plants are grown

plant1 of 2verb

to put or set in the ground to grow

plant seeds

to set permanently in the consciousness of : implant

plant good habits

to cause to become established

plant colonies

to stock or provide with something usually to grow or increase plant a stream with trout

plant fields to corn

to place or fix in the ground

planted stakes to hold the vines

to place firmly or forcibly

planted themselves right in our way

to place or introduce so as to mislead

plant a spy

plant2 of 2noun

any of a kingdom of mostly photosynthetic living things usually lacking the ability to move from place to place under their own power, having no obvious nervous or sensory organs, possessing cellulose cell walls, and often having a body that is able to keep growing without taking on a fixed size and shape

the land, buildings, and equipment of an organization

the college plant

a building or workshop for the manufacture of a product : factory

power plant

something or someone planted

left muddy footprints as a plant to confuse the police

plantationnoun

a group of plants and especially trees planted and cared for

a settlement in a new country or region : colony

a planted areaespecially: an agricultural estate worked by laborers

plantationnoun

a group of plants and especially trees planted and cared for

a settlement in a new country or region : colony

a planted areaespecially: an agricultural estate worked by laborers

plantain1 of 2noun

any of several common weeds having a short stem or none at all, leaves with parallel veins, and a long stalk of tiny greenish flowers

plantain2 of 2noun

the large greenish starchy fruit of a kind of banana plant that is eaten cooked and is an important food in the tropicsalso: this plant

plant1 of 2verb

to put or set in the ground to grow

plant seeds

to set permanently in the consciousness of : implant

plant good habits

to cause to become established

plant colonies

to stock or provide with something usually to grow or increase plant a stream with trout

plant fields to corn

to place or fix in the ground

planted stakes to hold the vines

to place firmly or forcibly

planted themselves right in our way

to place or introduce so as to mislead

plant a spy

plant2 of 2noun

any of a kingdom of mostly photosynthetic living things usually lacking the ability to move from place to place under their own power, having no obvious nervous or sensory organs, possessing cellulose cell walls, and often having a body that is able to keep growing without taking on a fixed size and shape

the land, buildings, and equipment of an organization

the college plant

a building or workshop for the manufacture of a product : factory

power plant

something or someone planted

left muddy footprints as a plant to confuse the police

plant1 of 2verb

to put or set in the ground to grow

plant seeds

to set permanently in the consciousness of : implant

plant good habits

to cause to become established

plant colonies

to stock or provide with something usually to grow or increase plant a stream with trout

plant fields to corn

to place or fix in the ground

planted stakes to hold the vines

to place firmly or forcibly

planted themselves right in our way

to place or introduce so as to mislead

plant a spy

plant2 of 2noun

any of a kingdom of mostly photosynthetic living things usually lacking the ability to move from place to place under their own power, having no obvious nervous or sensory organs, possessing cellulose cell walls, and often having a body that is able to keep growing without taking on a fixed size and shape

the land, buildings, and equipment of an organization

the college plant

a building or workshop for the manufacture of a product : factory

power plant

something or someone planted

left muddy footprints as a plant to confuse the police

plan1 of 2noun

a drawing or diagram showing the parts or outline of something

a method or scheme of acting, doing, or arranging vacation plans

a civil defense plan

goal sense 2, aim

our plan was to stop them at the bridge

plan2 of 2verb

to form a plan of or for : to arrange the parts or details of ahead of time plan a party

plan a church

to have in mind : intend

to make plans

plan1 of 2noun

a drawing or diagram showing the parts or outline of something

a method or scheme of acting, doing, or arranging vacation plans

a civil defense plan

goal sense 2, aim

our plan was to stop them at the bridge

plan2 of 2verb

to form a plan of or for : to arrange the parts or details of ahead of time plan a party

plan a church

to have in mind : intend

to make plans

planned 例句

1 He planned to cut off her ears and her nose with his pocketknife and get his money back.

2 In fact, that’s exactly what she planned to do—draw this feeling in her notebook, maybe a few sketches of June learning to draw.

3 Luma had an announcement that proved she planned to practice what she had been preaching.

4 Count Olaf would take care to stay out of sight as he planned his next move.

5 Kansas State University is in Manhattan, and the two girls planned to enroll there as art students, and to room together.

6 Her mother was in town visiting, and the two of them had planned numerous shopping excursions for Saturday and Sunday.

7 She and Loretta have planned a shorter run today, twelve miles.

8 On Monday, civil rights attorneys asked federal judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. to issue an injunction, forbidding the state of Alabama to interfere with Tuesday’s planned march.

9 I planned to do this anyway, but it would take much time.

10 She said it was a long time since we had seen each other and that there was no sense in doing anything before the meeting we had already planned.

11 Kaede had planned to tell her that she should not give up her lifelong dream for her; that she had proven herself too gifted in her power to not continue her training at the Academy.

12 They hadn’t planned on a big hole, or a deep one, so the work of digging shouldn’t have been as demanding as it turned out.

13 “Then Garrison planned this cockamamie game without consulting me. You know what he said when I called him on it?”

14 Thus we see that buildings undertaken and completed by a single architect are usually more attractive and better planned than those which several have tried to patch up…

15 Furthermore, Mr Farraday had made it clear that he planned to hold only very rarely the sort of large social occasions Darlington Hall had seen frequently in the past.

16 This has gone on longer than I planned, so I’m going to repeat the Morgenstern paragraph I interrupted; it’ll read better.

17 After he drove on, I felt sure he meant to imply that someone from out of town, not a local group, planned this.

18 He planned to take the long way to the Pipeworks, out at the very edge of the city, to avoid any guards that might still be looking for him.

19 This is my planned route for the weekend hike.

这是我计划的周末远足的路线。

20 He planned to be away from the seat of the federal government for fifteen days or so and did not take any official papers with him.

planned 同义词

1 有计画的

designed calculative

2 有预谋的

premeditated

4 计画好的

organized projected designed

planned 短语相关

plan of action pension plan contingency plan seating arrangement/plan according to plan flight plan floor plan plan B seating plan plan of attack

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