plot

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la parcela

∗ noun

plot
[plɒt]
sustantivo
1trama (f) complot (m) (conspiracy)
2trama (f) argumento (m) (of play, novel)
  • the plot thickens (sentido figurado) -> el asunto se complica
3terreno (m) (land)
  • (vegetable) plot -> huerta (f) , huerto (m)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp plotted)
4tramar, planear (plan)
  • to plot to do something -> tramar or planear hacer algo
  • to plot a film/novel -> trazar el argumento de una película/novela
5trazar (draw) (curve); representar (progress, development)
  • to plot a course -> planear or trazar una ruta (en el mapa)
verbo intransitivo
6confabularse, conspirar (conspire)

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plot [plot]
sustantivo
1Espacio pequeño de terreno destinado a un uso particular.
  • Grass-plot -> césped
  • Garden-plot -> jardincito, cuadro de flores
  • Ground-plot -> terreno, solar de un edificio
2Plano, la delineación que se saca de un terreno, ma
participio activo
3Conspiración, conjuración, trama (conspiracy). (Familiar) (m)
4Enredo, nudo, intriga (mess, tangle). (m)
sustantivo
5Entruchada. (Familiar) (m)
6Plan, proyecto, idea. (m)
7Estratagema, astucia, fingimiento y enredo artificioso. (m)
V. PLAT.
1Delinear, formar la planta de algún edificio o plaz
adjetivo & verbo neutro (intransitivo)
2Trazar, idear.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Conspirar. (n)
4Urdir, tramar. (n)
va.

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plot [plɒt]
noun
1 (conspiracy) complot; (m) conjura; (f)
2 (Literat) (Teat) trama; (f) argumento; (m)
to lose the plot (informal) perderse; perder el hilo
Channel 4 was set up as a public-service channel. Through overenthusiasm it has decided to throw away its past. In doing that it has lost the plot Ford rather lost the plot with the Mark 2 because they tried to turn the Capri into a family car — and the Capri's fun to drive "The three main political parties have lost the plot," she says, `they're out of the game"
the plot thickens la cosa se complica
verb:transitive
1 (on graph etc) [+progress, course, position] trazar
to plot A against Z trazar A como función de Z
2 [+downfall, ruin etc] urdir; fraguar
verb:intransitive
maquinar; conspirar
to plot to do sth conspirar para hacer algo
plot [plɒt]
noun
(Agr) parcela; (f) terreno; (m) [of vegetables, flowers etc] cuadro; (m)
a plot of grass un cuadro de césped; a plot of land (gen) un terreno; (for building) un solar; un lote; especially (LAm) a vegetable plot un cuadro de hortalizas

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Verb Conjugation for "plot"

Imperative
  • plot
  • you plot
  • he/she plots
  • we plot
  • you plot
  • they plot
Preterite
  • I plotted
  • you plotted
  • he/she plotted
  • we plotted
  • you plotted
  • they plotted
Present Continuous
  • I am plotting
  • you are plotting
  • he/she is plotting
  • we are plotting
  • you are plotting
  • they are plotting
Present Perfect
  • I have plotted
  • you have plotted
  • he/she has plotted
  • we have plotted
  • you have plotted
  • they have plotted
Past Continuous
  • I was plotting
  • you were plotting
  • he/she was plotting
  • we were plotting
  • you were plotting
  • they were plotting
Past Perfect
  • I had plotted
  • you had plotted
  • he/she had plotted
  • we had plotted
  • you had plotted
  • they had plotted
Future
  • I will plot
  • you will plot
  • he/she will plot
  • we will plot
  • you will plot
  • they will plot
Future Perfect
  • I will have plotted
  • you will have plotted
  • he/she will have plotted
  • we will have plotted
  • you will have plotted
  • they will have plotted
Future Continuous
  • I will be plotting
  • you will be plotting
  • he/she will be plotting
  • we will be plotting
  • you will be plotting
  • they will be plotting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been plotting
  • you have been plotting
  • he/she has been plotting
  • we have been plotting
  • you have been plotting
  • they have been plotting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been plotting
  • you will have been plotting
  • he/she will have been plotting
  • we will have been plotting
  • you will have been plotting
  • they will have been plotting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been plotting
  • you had been plotting
  • he/she had been plotting
  • we had been plotting
  • you had been plotting
  • they had been plotting
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