英:[plɒt]
美:[plɑːt]
英:[plɒt]
美:[plɑːt]
复数:plots
第三人称单数:plots
现在分词:plotting
过去式:plotted
过去分词:plotted
词根:plot
adj.plotted 标绘的
n.plotter 绘图机;阴谋者,策划者
v.plotted 策划(plot的过去分词);划分;绘制…的地图
noun
a small area of planted ground
a vegetable plot
a small piece of land in a cemetery
a measured piece of land : lot
ground plan, plat
the plan or main story (as of a movie or literary work)
[perhaps back-formation from complot] a secret plan for accomplishing a usually evil or unlawful end : intrigue
a graphic representation (such as a chart)
verb
transitive verb
to make a plot, map, or plan of
to mark or note on or as if on a map or chart
to lay out in plots (see plot entry 1 sense 1)
to locate (a point) by means of coordinates
to locate (a curve) by plotted points
to represent (an equation) by means of a curve so constructed
to plan or contrive especially secretly
to invent or devise the plot of (something, such as a movie or a literary work)
intransitive verb
to form a plot : scheme
to be located by means of coordinates
the data plot at a single point
plot of land地块;基址
plot against暗算;阴谋策划
plot out划分;分配;描绘,提出…纲要
plot area图形区
sample plot样地;(植林试验)标准地;样区;样图
garden plot园地
plot plan配置图;醳图
plot ratio容积率;地积比率;建造比率
main plot主要情节
这组词都有“绘制”的意思,其区别是:
sketch指用图、模型或语言描述来表示某一事物的整体情况。
draft用作动词时指按准确比例设计或打样;作名词时专指精确的草图或草案。
blueprint主要指绘制蓝图或制定纲领或规划。这个词引申用来指详细而具体的行动计划。
diagram侧重指用图形、图表等来说明。
outline主要给出事物要点或轮廓,强调简化了的整体。
plot可与draft和diagram换用,但侧重于表示具体的点、面、部分或目标,从而使相互关系以及和整体的关系得以明确。
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“计划”的意思,其区别是:
programme使用广泛,既可指思想上的计划,又可指任何形式的书面计划或规划。
project多指由个人或集体为进行某项工作或完成某一项较大的任务,而制定的计划方案或设想。
scheme普通用词,比plan更强调计划的通盘筹划和某些细节的精心安排。在现代英语中,常用于指阴谋诡计。
plan最普通常用词,多指事先经过较充分的准备或考虑后制定的计划,也可指非决定性的打算或设想。
blueprint从本义蓝图,引申指详细而具体的行动计划。
design侧重指按照目标、目的意向,根据固定格式精心作出的计划或安排。
plot主要指为实现某一阴谋而拟定秘密的计划。
以上来源于网络
“小块有定义形状的土地”在晚期古英语中被称为 plot,其来源不详。 “地面平面图”,因此“田地、农场等的地图、图表、调查”来自1550年代。 Plat 是中古英语的一个同义词。 “秘密、计划、完全制定的方案”(通常是为了实现某种邪恶目的)来自1580年代,可能是由于与 complot 的偶然相似,后者来自古法语 complot “联合计划”(比较 plan 的意义演变),本身是一个来源不明的词,可能是从 compeloter “卷成球”的反衍词,来自 pelote “球”。 OED 说:“这种用法可能因与‘火药阴谋’的联系而广为人知。”
“故事、戏剧、小说等中的一系列事件”来自1640年代。 Plot-line(n.)“故事的主要特点”于1940年被证实; 早在1907年,戏剧中就有“包含对理解剧本故事至关重要的内容的句子”。
布局
标绘,制图,作图
样地
用于植被调查采样而限定范围的地段。
Noun and Verb Middle English, from Old English
The first known use of plot was before the 12th century
point1 of 2noun
an individual detail : item
two points that were important to remember
a distinguishing detail : characteristic
politeness was a strong point
the chief part or meaning
the point of the joke
a goal to be achieved : purpose
there's no point in continuing
a geometric element that has position but no dimensions and is pictured as a small dot
a usually small or precise place : locality
a starting point
an exact moment
at this point they were interrupted
a step, stage, or degree in development or rank up to a point it was a good performance
the melting point of ice
the usually sharp or tapering end of something (as a sword or pencil) : tip
either of two metal pieces in a distributor through which the circuit is made or broken
a piece of land that sticks out
a very small mark : dot
punctuation markespecially: period sense 2
decimal point
one of the 32 marks indicating direction on a compass used by seamen
the difference of 11¼ degrees between two such adjacent points
a unit used in giving a value or score
scored fifteen points
the action of pointing
point2 of 2verb
to furnish with a point
point a pencil with a knife
to give force to
point up a remark with actual examples
punctuate sense 1
to separate a fraction from a whole number by a decimal point
point off three decimal places
to show the position or direction of especially by extending a finger
point out a house
to direct someone's attention to
point out a mistake
to indicate game by freezing into a fixed position with head and gaze directed toward the object hunted
a dog that points well
to turn, face, or cause to be turned in a particular direction : aim
point the boat upstream
to indicate the fact or probability of something
everything points to a bright future
point1 of 2noun
an individual detail : item
two points that were important to remember
a distinguishing detail : characteristic
politeness was a strong point
the chief part or meaning
the point of the joke
a goal to be achieved : purpose
there's no point in continuing
a geometric element that has position but no dimensions and is pictured as a small dot
a usually small or precise place : locality
a starting point
an exact moment
at this point they were interrupted
a step, stage, or degree in development or rank up to a point it was a good performance
the melting point of ice
the usually sharp or tapering end of something (as a sword or pencil) : tip
either of two metal pieces in a distributor through which the circuit is made or broken
a piece of land that sticks out
a very small mark : dot
punctuation markespecially: period sense 2
decimal point
one of the 32 marks indicating direction on a compass used by seamen
the difference of 11¼ degrees between two such adjacent points
a unit used in giving a value or score
scored fifteen points
the action of pointing
point2 of 2verb
to furnish with a point
point a pencil with a knife
to give force to
point up a remark with actual examples
punctuate sense 1
to separate a fraction from a whole number by a decimal point
point off three decimal places
to show the position or direction of especially by extending a finger
point out a house
to direct someone's attention to
point out a mistake
to indicate game by freezing into a fixed position with head and gaze directed toward the object hunted
a dog that points well
to turn, face, or cause to be turned in a particular direction : aim
point the boat upstream
to indicate the fact or probability of something
everything points to a bright future
pocket1 of 3noun
a small bag carried by a person : purse
a small bag open at the top or side inserted in a garment
coat pocket
supply of money : means
containerespecially: a bag at the corner or side of a billiard table
something like a pocket
a pocket of gold in a mine
air pocket
pocket2 of 3verb
to put or enclose in a pocket
pocketed the change
to take for one's own use especially dishonestly
pocket the profits
to set aside : suppress
pocketed my anger
to supply with pockets
pocket3 of 3adjective
small enough to fit in the pocket
smaller than the usual size
a pocket park
carried in or paid from one's pocket
pocket expenses
pocket1 of 3noun
a small bag carried by a person : purse
a small bag open at the top or side inserted in a garment
coat pocket
supply of money : means
containerespecially: a bag at the corner or side of a billiard table
something like a pocket
a pocket of gold in a mine
air pocket
pocket2 of 3verb
to put or enclose in a pocket
pocketed the change
to take for one's own use especially dishonestly
pocket the profits
to set aside : suppress
pocketed my anger
to supply with pockets
pocket3 of 3adjective
small enough to fit in the pocket
smaller than the usual size
a pocket park
carried in or paid from one's pocket
pocket expenses
plot1 of 2noun
a small area of ground : lot
a cemetery plot
a plan of a floor of a building
the main story (as of a literary work or movie)
an evil or unlawful scheme
diagram entry 1, chart
plot2 of 2verb
to make a plot, map, or plan of
to mark, note, or locate on a map or chart
plot a ship's position
to plan especially secretly : scheme
to locate and mark (a point) by means of coordinates
to make (a curve) by marking out a number of plotted points
1 Jimmy sang along with Waylon as he took the turn into the plot of land that held their trailer.
2 They just bought a 12-acre plot of land.
3 But then she straightened and what I could read glancing over at her notes made it clear that she was plotting for John Kwang alone.
4 In his mesmerizing voice, Shelton laid out the awful plot against the white race and its pinnacle of nobility, Southerners.
5 Where Anatole France’s work had been about ideas and wit, and Thomas Mann had been about precision and the ordering of character and plot, Honoré de Balzac, to me, was all about character.
6 Have you plotted the route for your trip yet?
7 Erin was cool as Mr. Freeze explaining mastermind plots to Batman.
8 Maddie gave me a look, like she was plotting something deep and dark.
9 Viewing Lomanitz as a dangerous leftist, they plotted to remove him from sensitive nuclear research via the simple expedient of drafting him into the army.
10 The executives who had secretly plotted and carried out the destruction of America’s light rail network were fined $1 each.
11 He ploughed a plot of land and planted some vegetables.
他耕了一块地,种些蔬菜.
12 Conspirators who plotted against the American cause had been arrested all over the city and in several close-by villages.
13 He’d go out there, eager to take part in whatever his uncles were plotting.
14 “He’s totally fed up with her. His father and grandfather were both custodians here. Someone from theLyons family has always worked on this plot of land, ever since the seventeen hundreds.”
15 We have marked off a little plot of ground and buried it.
16 I remember the plot clearly, or at least the premise, because the main character was a corpse.
17 It was a plot our father helped devise but did not carry through, since by then we had fled to the States.
18 I was happy whenever I understood the plot and summarized it, but this was not good enough.
19 Soheil is already at the bare plot, raking the earth, spreading out the soil where seeds will grow.
20 I retreated to the Corner, plotting revenge and seeking wisdom from my main man, Chicken Man.
1 策略
game practice device policy resource plant strategy trick trap politics maneuver diplomacy finesse ploy trickery ruse wile artifice tactics stratagem enginery game plan
3 计划
plan project device schedule concept scheme enterprise proposal arrangement intention conception programme weight intend calculate slate
4 地基
6 地图
7 标记
sign code mark label tag flag signature trademark token signage insignia earmark sigil cachet indicia point
9 阴谋
designing conspiratorial scheming machinations design practice scheme conspiracy intrigue cabal machination skullduggery skulduggery frame-up toils hent conspire device scam lurk connive backstairs politics concoction sham machinate practise trick intriguing machiavellian machiavelian rig toil jiggery-pokery cloak-and-dagger angle
10 图谋
contrivance scheme brew compass concoct contrive concoctive concoction incubation devisal angle mean study plant seek shape engineer hatch devise conspire machination practice cleck machinate
11 合谋
12 密谋
put-up intrigue conspire cabal machination conspiracy scheme machinate collogue conspiratorial orchestration orchestrate confederacy connive covin collusion cook hatch collude complot conspiration trinket plot it
13 情节
story action movement argument story line diegesis mythos storyline plot line scene design conduct thread machinery fable build-up knot intrigue buildup
15 一小块地
16 画出
17 区划
section compartment demarcation compartmentalization compartmentalize metes and bounds delimitation mark compart
20 一块地
23 绘
27 标出
29 奸计
33 绘图
34 计画
game program design plan project view deal device strategy schedule aim planning setup scheme enterprise proposal counsel projection proposition figure propose mean stage chart meditate concoct cast around hatch out cast about plan out
36 谋略
37 小块地
38 小块土地
39 策划
mastermind engineer scheme hatch devise orchestrate concoct cook up machinate design project brew practise strategy planning contrive set up prepare brew up brewage brewing concoction incubation shift meditate instigate incubate scheming game machination devisal practice imagine compass cleck
40 秘密计划
44 画
picture painting piccy describe draw paint trace painted portrayal presentment character touch draft depict portray blazon protract fecit pinxit
45 图
46 划分
partition differentiation demarcation lot divide differentiate dipartite partitive compartmentation sectionalize section split canton demarcate demark
47 标定