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plañe is a variation of the word plañir

plane

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el avión

∗ noun

plane
[pleɪn]
sustantivo
1plano (m) (surface, level)
sustantivo
1avión (m) (airplane)
  • by plane -> en avión
  • plane ticket -> billete (m) or boleto (m) or (Am) pasaje (m) de avión (Am)
sustantivo
1cepillo (m) (tool)
verbo transitivo
2cepillar
sustantivo
también:
  • plane (tree) -> plátano (m)

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plane [plein]
adjetivo
1que tiene una superficie llana. (Botánica)
sustantivo
2Plano, superficie plana.
3Cepillo, instrumento de carpintería (brush).
4V.
  • Plane-table -> (a) plancheta, instrumento topográfico de los agrimensores
  • Bench-plane -> garlopa, cepillo de banco
  • Jack-plane -> garlopa de alisar
  • Robbet-plane -> cepillo de ranurar
  • Dovetail-plane -> guillame de ensamblar
PLANE-TREE. (b) Tablilla inclinada para disponer los minerales.
1Allanar.
2Acepillar, alisar.
va.
sustantivo
1Aeroplano, avión.
  • This book is on a different este libro está a otro nivel -> es de otra categoría (level)
Plano. Nivel.

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plane [pleɪn]
noun
1 (aeroplane, airplane) avión; (m)
my plane leaves at eleven he had plenty of time to catch his plane we bought the cigarettes on the plane
to go by plane ir en avión
we went to Spain by plane
to send goods by plane enviar mercancías por avión
2 (Art) (Mat) (Constr) plano; (m)
a building with angled planes /all the planets orbit the Sun in roughly the same plane/, round its equator
vertical/horizontal plane plano vertical/horizontal; (m)
to move on in a vertical/horizontal plane as your trunk turns and rotates on a fairly horizontal plane, your arms and the club swing on a comparatively vertical plane the dancers cannot travel outwards in a horizontal plane from the narrow platform the up-and-down movements of the legs in a vertical plane aspects of a lighting scheme to be considered include the character and color of the light to be used, the illumination of vertical and horizontal planes
3 nivel; (m)
he seems to exist on another plane parece vivir en otro nivel en una esfera distinta;or on the ideological plane en el plano ideológico
we felt we were living life on several different planes working out a solution on one plane, we come to one conclusion; thinking it through on another plane, something else appears right hers was life on a higher plane of [existence] they stressed perfection as a way of reaching a higher plane of existence
she tried to lift the conversation onto a higher plane trató de llevar la conversación a un nivel más elevado
it's not something that lifts you to a higher plane of living the way music can
4 (tool) (small) cepillo (de carpintero); (m) (large) garlopa; (f)
5 (Bot) (also plane tree) plátano; (m)
adjective
(Geom) plano
a plane surface una superficie plana
lines drawn on a plane surface
verb:transitive
cepillar
she watches him plane the surface of a walnut board again I planed the surface flush get a carpenter to plane jammed windows
to plane sth down cepillar desbastar algo;or
the piece was reduced in size by planing down the four corners
verb:intransitive
[+bird, glider] planear; [+boat, car] deslizarse
an eagle was planing overhead there were thousands of seagulls planing around a buzzard planed gracefully over the tree tops in the distance a little white yacht was planing along the road was so greasy and wet the car planed out of control when the brakes were applied all four of the boats planed across the Solent with the greatest of ease
modifier
plane crash (n) accidente de avión; (m)
her mother was killed in a plane crash
plane geometry (n) geometría plana; (f)
plane ticket (n) billete pasaje de avión; (m)or (m)
we had already bought the plane tickets for her flight home

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Verb Conjugation for "plane"

Imperative
  • plane
  • you plane
  • he/she planes
  • we plane
  • you plane
  • they plane
Preterite
  • I planed
  • you planed
  • he/she planed
  • we planed
  • you planed
  • they planed
Present Continuous
  • I am planing
  • you are planing
  • he/she is planing
  • we are planing
  • you are planing
  • they are planing
Present Perfect
  • I have planed
  • you have planed
  • he/she has planed
  • we have planed
  • you have planed
  • they have planed
Past Continuous
  • I was planing
  • you were planing
  • he/she was planing
  • we were planing
  • you were planing
  • they were planing
Past Perfect
  • I had planed
  • you had planed
  • he/she had planed
  • we had planed
  • you had planed
  • they had planed
Future
  • I will plane
  • you will plane
  • he/she will plane
  • we will plane
  • you will plane
  • they will plane
Future Perfect
  • I will have planed
  • you will have planed
  • he/she will have planed
  • we will have planed
  • you will have planed
  • they will have planed
Future Continuous
  • I will be planing
  • you will be planing
  • he/she will be planing
  • we will be planing
  • you will be planing
  • they will be planing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been planing
  • you have been planing
  • he/she has been planing
  • we have been planing
  • you have been planing
  • they have been planing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been planing
  • you will have been planing
  • he/she will have been planing
  • we will have been planing
  • you will have been planing
  • they will have been planing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been planing
  • you had been planing
  • he/she had been planing
  • we had been planing
  • you had been planing
  • they had been planing

plañir
transitive verb
1to bewail
intransitive verb
2to moan, to wail

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plañir [plah-nyeer’]
verb neuter
1To lament, to grieve, to bewail, to sob; to whimper and whine. (n)

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plañir
verbo:transitivo
to mourn; grieve over

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Verb Conjugation for "plañir"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo plaño plañí plañía plañiré plaña
Tú plañes plañiste plañías plañirás plañas
Ella/Él/Usted plañe plañó plañía plañirá plaña
Nosotros plañimos plañimos plañíamos plañiremos plañamos
Vosotros plañís plañisteis plañíais plañiréis plañáis
Ellos/Ustedes plañen plañeron plañían plañirán plañan
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hearty laughter, raucous laughter, guffaw