plan

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a drawing that shows the shape and size of a building or room from above.

n. a scale drawing of a structure or machine, specifically a horizontal section showing the layout of a floor.

“The architect showed us the floor plans for our new house.”

“Before construction could begin, the city council required a detailed site plan showing the location of all existing trees and utilities.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a specific arrangement for a service, like a phone or internet contract.

n. a specific arrangement or tier of service offered by a provider, often involving a recurring fee.

“I need to change my mobile phone plan because I use too much data.”

“The software company offers a basic plan for individuals and a more expensive enterprise plan for large corporations.”

A1 · Beginner

v. to decide what you are going to do in the future.

v. to intend or arrange for something to happen in the future. Often used with an infinitive object.

“They are planning to get married in the spring.”

“The urban development committee is planning to convert the abandoned industrial site into a public park and community garden.”

A2 · Elementary

v. to think about and organize the details of something before it happens.

v. to devise or design the details of a project, event, or structure in advance.

“She spent the whole afternoon planning the surprise party.”

“The engineers spent months planning the bridge's construction to ensure it could withstand extreme weather conditions.”