英语词汇plot怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ plot /ˈplɑːt/ noun

plural plots

¹ plot

/ˈplɑːt/

noun

plural plots

Learner's definition of PLOT

[count]

a : an area of land that has been measured and is considered as a unit一块土地

The plots are selling for $15,000 per acre.那些土地每英亩售价15000美元。
They just bought a 12-acre plot of land.他们刚刚买了一块12英亩的土地。

b : a usually small piece of land that is used for a particular purpose（专用的）小块地

a garden plot一块园地
He bought a burial plot in the local cemetery. [=a small area of land where his body will be buried when he dies]他在当地公墓买了一块墓地。

: a series of events that form the story in a novel, movie, etc.（小说、电影等的）情节

[count]

The book's plot revolves around a woman who is searching for her missing sister.这本书的情节围绕一名寻找失踪妹妹的女子展开。
The movie has a weak/strong plot.这部电影的故事情节很差/好。
As the plot unfolds [=as the story continues; as things happen in the novel, movie, etc.], we learn more about the hero's family.随着情节的展开，我们对主人公的家庭有了更多了解。

[noncount]

The movie lacks plot [=nothing interesting happens in the movie], but it's a fascinating character study.这部电影缺少情节，但它的人物刻画很成功。
He is a master of plot [=he is very good at thinking of interesting stories], but his characters are not realistic.他很擅长构思故事情节，但他笔下的人物都不是现实中的。

— see also subplot

[count] : a secret plan to do something that is usually illegal or harmful阴谋；密谋

Police uncovered a plot to assassinate the prime minister.警方发现了一起企图刺杀首相的阴谋。
The prime minister was the target of an assassination plot.首相是一起刺杀阴谋的目标。
plots against the government反政府阴谋
They hatched a plot [=made a plan] to steal the famous painting.他们密谋盗走那幅名画。

lose the plot

British, informal

: to become confused or crazy不知所措；失去理智

She was so nervous she thought she was going to lose the plot. [=lose it]她非常紧张，觉得自己快要崩溃了。

the plot thickens

◊ When the plot thickens in a novel, movie, etc., the story becomes more complicated or interesting.（小说、电影等）情节变得复杂起来，故事变得更加吸引人

The plot thickens when the audience learns that the missing woman used to work for the FBI.当观众看到那名失踪女子曾效力于联邦调查局时，故事情节变得离奇曲折了。

◊ The phrase is also used in a usually humorous way to talk about things that happen in real life.情况变得复杂起来（通常用作诙谐用法，用于谈论现实生活中发生的事情）

So you've worked with him before? Ah, the plot thickens.这么说你从前和他一起工作过？啊，这里面可说不清了。

² plot /ˈplɑːt/ verb

plots; plotted; plotting

² plot

/ˈplɑːt/

verb

plots; plotted; plotting

Learner's definition of PLOT

a : to plan secretly to do something usually illegal or harmful密谋；图谋；暗中策划

[+ object]

They plotted to steal the painting.他们密谋盗走那幅画。
She spent her years in prison plotting her revenge.她坐了多年的牢，在牢中一直谋划复仇。
He plotted his escape.他暗中计划逃跑。
They are accused of plotting the assassination of the prime minister. = They are accused of plotting to assassinate the prime minister.他们被指控密谋暗杀首相。

[no object]

— usually + against

He feared the other prisoners were plotting against him.他担心其他囚犯密谋整他。

b [+ object] : to plan (something)计划；规划；策划

We've been plotting growth strategies for the company.我们一直在策划公司的发展战略。
She carefully plotted her career path.她认真规划她的职业道路。

[+ object] : to mark (something, such as a location or path) on a map, graph, chart, etc.在（地图或图表等上）标出（位置、路线等）

They've plotted the locations where the trees will be planted.他们标出要栽种树木的位置。
Have you plotted the route for your trip yet?你标出你的旅行路线了吗？
Students plotted soil temperatures on a graph throughout the school year.学生们在曲线图上标出整个学年的土壤温度。

— often + out

The investigators plotted out the airplane's route.调查人员标示出这架飞机的飞行路线。

[+ object] : to create a plot for (a novel, movie, etc.)（为小说、电影等）设计情节 — usually used as (be) plotted通常用作(be) plotted

Her latest book is a brilliantly plotted novel [=a novel with a brilliant plot] about the war.她最新的一部小说是描写战争的，情节很精彩。

单词	plot
释义	plot (verb) plot 4 ENTRIES FOUND: plot (noun) plot (verb) lose (verb) thicken (verb) ¹ plot /ˈplɑːt/ noun plural plots ¹ plot /ˈplɑːt/ noun plural plots Learner's definition of PLOT 1 [count] a : an area of land that has been measured and is considered as a unit一块土地 The plots are selling for $15,000 per acre.那些土地每英亩售价15000美元。 They just bought a 12-acre plot of land.他们刚刚买了一块12英亩的土地。 b : a usually small piece of land that is used for a particular purpose（专用的）小块地 a garden plot一块园地 He bought a burial plot in the local cemetery. [=a small area of land where his body will be buried when he dies]他在当地公墓买了一块墓地。 2 : a series of events that form the story in a novel, movie, etc.（小说、电影等的）情节 [count] The book's plot revolves around a woman who is searching for her missing sister.这本书的情节围绕一名寻找失踪妹妹的女子展开。 The movie has a weak/strong plot.这部电影的故事情节很差/好。 As the plot unfolds [=as the story continues; as things happen in the novel, movie, etc.], we learn more about the hero's family.随着情节的展开，我们对主人公的家庭有了更多了解。 [noncount] The movie lacks plot [=nothing interesting happens in the movie], but it's a fascinating character study.这部电影缺少情节，但它的人物刻画很成功。 He is a master of plot [=he is very good at thinking of interesting stories], but his characters are not realistic.他很擅长构思故事情节，但他笔下的人物都不是现实中的。 — see also subplot 3 [count] : a secret plan to do something that is usually illegal or harmful阴谋；密谋 Police uncovered a plot to assassinate the prime minister.警方发现了一起企图刺杀首相的阴谋。 The prime minister was the target of an assassination plot.首相是一起刺杀阴谋的目标。 plots against the government反政府阴谋 They hatched a plot [=made a plan] to steal the famous painting.他们密谋盗走那幅名画。 lose the plot British, informal : to become confused or crazy不知所措；失去理智 She was so nervous she thought she was going to lose the plot. [=lose it]她非常紧张，觉得自己快要崩溃了。 the plot thickens ◊ When the plot thickens in a novel, movie, etc., the story becomes more complicated or interesting.（小说、电影等）情节变得复杂起来，故事变得更加吸引人 The plot thickens when the audience learns that the missing woman used to work for the FBI.当观众看到那名失踪女子曾效力于联邦调查局时，故事情节变得离奇曲折了。 ◊ The phrase is also used in a usually humorous way to talk about things that happen in real life.情况变得复杂起来（通常用作诙谐用法，用于谈论现实生活中发生的事情） So you've worked with him before? Ah, the plot thickens.这么说你从前和他一起工作过？啊，这里面可说不清了。 ² plot /ˈplɑːt/ verb plots; plotted; plotting ² plot /ˈplɑːt/ verb plots; plotted; plotting Learner's definition of PLOT 1 a : to plan secretly to do something usually illegal or harmful密谋；图谋；暗中策划 [+ object] They plotted to steal the painting.他们密谋盗走那幅画。 She spent her years in prison plotting her revenge.她坐了多年的牢，在牢中一直谋划复仇。 He plotted his escape.他暗中计划逃跑。 They are accused of plotting the assassination of the prime minister. = They are accused of plotting to assassinate the prime minister.他们被指控密谋暗杀首相。 [no object] — usually + against He feared the other prisoners were plotting against him.他担心其他囚犯密谋整他。 b [+ object] : to plan (something)计划；规划；策划 We've been plotting growth strategies for the company.我们一直在策划公司的发展战略。 She carefully plotted her career path.她认真规划她的职业道路。 2 [+ object] : to mark (something, such as a location or path) on a map, graph, chart, etc.在（地图或图表等上）标出（位置、路线等） They've plotted the locations where the trees will be planted.他们标出要栽种树木的位置。 Have you plotted the route for your trip yet?你标出你的旅行路线了吗？ Students plotted soil temperatures on a graph throughout the school year.学生们在曲线图上标出整个学年的土壤温度。 — often + out The investigators plotted out the airplane's route.调查人员标示出这架飞机的飞行路线。 3 [+ object] : to create a plot for (a novel, movie, etc.)（为小说、电影等）设计情节 — usually used as (be) plotted通常用作(be) plotted Her latest book is a brilliantly plotted novel [=a novel with a brilliant plot] about the war.她最新的一部小说是描写战争的，情节很精彩。
随便看	keep dry keep early hours keeper keepers keep faith with keep from keep/get your hands off (of) keep going keep guessing keep her wits about her keep him advised keep him out of action keep his balance keep his composure keep his cool keep his cool/composure keep his silence keep his trap shut keep house keep in keeping keeping a watching brief keeping bad company keeping company with keeping guard