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Перевод: plan

[существительное]
чертеж ; проект ; схема ; диаграмма ; замысел ; намерение; предположение; способ действий; план ;
[глагол]
составлять план; планировать; надеяться; проектировать; строить планы; намереваться; затевать; задумать

Тезаурус:

1. We will also develop a Technology Audit which will provide small firms with a plan for change.
2. As vicar, the Rev W H Dale Chapman owned a piece of land which went down to the lake but, when he began to plan such a service, the idea came to him to follow the example of Christ and preach from a boat.
3. He has been telling them that both the Soviet Union and the United States have reiterated their support for the league's plan and that political reform is the only way for the Lebanese to solve their crisis.
4. However, this plan came to grief following the Battle of Worcester, on September 3rd. 1651, in which the Scottish army was thoroughly defeated by Cromwell's troops.
5. The plan of his outward life and activities is succinctly given in the Diary that forms the last third of The Woodland Life .
6. You'll receive full details of the plan, including your policy documents, to examine at your leisure - and you will be covered straight away.
7. You can plan the first outing as a short walk down the road and back: the patient walks ahead, while you follow at some distance, in case he gets into difficulties.
8. A drawback to this plan was the weather - that is to say, several large puddles and patches of mud were in evidence - and the fact that one would need to return to the billiard room again at some point to bolt the french windows from the inside.
9. "I know you have worked your arse off to produce the plan, Mark, and it's a great one.
10. Far more astounding, the plan for the republic to switch to full economic self-management on 1 January 1990 was approved by the full Supreme Soviet in Moscow on 27 July.
11. They get the plan out of their bottom drawer and say "this is a block we designed last week," stick a different name on it and hey presto!"
12. The eleventh paragraph recommended that the buildings should be laid out according to a plan, and the "very able and magnificent block plan, by M. Crepinet, may furnish valuable hints towards preserving the desired unity", and the twelfth paragraph said that a residence for the Foreign Secretary was not an absolute necessity, and if reception rooms were to be provided they should be available to every minister.
13. Klepner had studied the plan with a sense of shock.