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| 1 | I/T to think carefully about a series of actions that you need to take in order to achieve something 计划；筹划；规划 |
| a carefully planned career 精心规划的事业 |
| They had been planning their trip to Africa for months. 他们几个月来一直在筹划他们的非洲之行。 |
| plan for the future We need to plan for the future now that we’ re getting married. 既然我们要结婚了，就得为未来计划一下。 |
| plan ahead We’ ll need to plan ahead if we want to take a year off for travelling. 如果我们想休假一年去旅行，我们就要提前计划好。 |
| plan for a contingency/eventuality (=plan for what might happen) Officials are planning for all contingencies. 拟定应变计划；未雨绸缪 |
| | 1a | be planned forif something is planned for a particular time or place , plans have been made for it to take place then or there 安排在（特定时间或场所） | | a wedding planned for July 安排在7月份举行的婚礼 | | The meeting is planned for next week. 会议安排在下周召开。 | | The shopping centre planned for this site may take years to build. 在这个地方筹建的商业中心可能要花好几年的时间才能建成。 | |
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| 2 | T to intend to do something 打算 |
| plan to do sth My boss is planning to retire at 50. 我的老板打算在50岁时退休。 |
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| 3 | T to think about something you intend to build or make , and draw a picture of how it will look 设计；绘制…的图样 |
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| - | ˈplan on |
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| | plan on (doing) sth: to intend to do something or expect something to happen 打算（做某事）；预料（某事会发生） | We are planning on going to Australia this year. 我们打算今年去澳大利亚。 | | We hadn’ t planned on so many people coming. 我们没料到会来这么多人。 | |
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