Thesaurus-Synonyms : PLAΝ
'plan'
1 noun an idea or a statement of what you intend to do, how you intend
to solve a problem, etc., made before you actually do it: I have a plan
that I think might work. * σχέδιο ενεργειών ή αλληλουχίας, «πρόγραμμα»,
κν. πλάνο: πρόθεση, προγραμματισμένος στόχος ή επιδίωξη
[agenda] a list or plan of things that you intend to do, especially
that you intend to discuss during a meeting: The next item on the
agenda is the Club’s annual dance. * ημερήσια διάταξη π.χ. μιας
συζήτησης
[intention] something that you decide that you are
going to do: It was never my intention to do all the work myself. *
πρόθεση, προαίρεση: σκοπός, επιδίωξη
[method] a planned way of doing something: This photocopier uses a new method of producing high-quality copies.
* μέθοδος: τρόπος: συστηματική διαδικασία, «σύστημα»
[plot] a secret plan to do something dramatically bad, such as to kill
someone or overthrow a government: a plot to blow up the king and the
parliament. * σκευωρία, συνωμοσία για μυστικό σχέδιο
όπως μια δολοφονία
[project] a plan for doing something that will involve work or effort
on your part over a period of time: My project for this year is to
redecorate all the bedrooms in the house. * οργανωμένο σχέδιο,
ανατεθειμένο (ατομικό ή συλλογικό) εκπαιδευτικό θέμα έρευνας, πόνημα,
«εργασία», «μελέτη»
[proposal] a plan or suggestion, especially
one that is formal or written down, for others to decide on: The
commission is considering a proposal to help tackle global warming. *
εισήγηση, πρόταση ιδιαίτερα έγγραφη και επίσημη
[scheme] a
plan, usually one involving dishonesty or trickery, or (in British
English) an official organized plan for a particular activity such as
training people or saving money for a pension: She wanted you to think
George was in love with her – that was part of her little scheme to get
him away from you. * δόλιο σχέδιο, δολοπλοκία, ραδιουργία, μηχανορραφία,
αλλά (ΜΒ) και απεικόνιση με σύμβολα, κν. πλάνο π.χ αποταμίευσης ή
εκπαιδευτική διαδικασίας
[strategy] (usually used when talking
about business or military matters) a plan setting out your goals and
how you intend to achieve those goals over a fairly long period of time:
Opening up new markets in developing countries is part of the company’s
strategy for the next five years. * (ως τέχνη ή μέθοδος:) στρατηγική,
στρατηγικό σχέδιο
2 verb to have a plan or the intention to
do something, to make plans, or to make a plan for a particular thing,
event: We were just planning our holiday for next year. * σχεδιάζω,
καταστρώνω σχέδιο: προγραμματίζω, εκπονώ πρόγραμμα: προτίθεμαι
[aim] to have something as your goal, to want and intend to do
something: We’re aiming to finish the work by the end of next week. *
αποσκοπώ, επιδιώκω, αποβλέπω σε ένα στόχο
[contemplate]
(formal) to have a plan to do something in the future, or to think about
doing something in the future: Before we contemplate expanding our
business in Europe, we ought to try to increase our share of the UK
market. * σχεδιάζω, μελετώ, προτίθεμαι, «σκέπτομαι» (να..)
[envisage]* to have an idea or a plan of what you will do in the future:
Do you envisage making many changes when you take over as party leader?
* οραματίζομαι, ενατενίζω, συλλαμβάνω για το μέλλον
*In US English the verb envision is often used in this sense.
[intend] to have decided that you will do something: I intend to wait a
while before I finally make up my mind. * προτίθεμαι, σκοπεύω, σχεδιάζω
[mean] to intend to so something, especially (and often used in the
negative) to have the deliberate intention of doing something bad: I
didn’t mean to hurt you. * έχω κατά νού, προτίθεμαι
[plot] to make a plot: They were plotting to overthrow the government. * μηχανορραφώ, σκευωρώ, συνωμοτώ
[propose] (formal) to intend or plan to do something: And how exactly
do you propose to finance this project? * προτίθεμαι, σχεδιάζω,
σκέπτομαι (να..) έχω κατά νου (να..)
[scheme] to make plans
involving dishonesty or trickery or with bad motives: He was scheming to
get himself promoted ahead of me.
* σκευωρώ, μηχανορραφώ, ραδιουργώ
taken from the BETSIS ELT DICTIONARY & THESAURUS
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