scheme

scheme
[skiːm]
sustantivo
1sistema (m) (m) étodo (m) (arrangement, system); plan (m) proyecto (m) (plan); intriga (f) (plot)
  • in the (greater) scheme of things -> desde una perspectiva general, en un plano global
  • (housing) scheme -> plan (m) de vivienda
verbo intransitivo
2intrigar (Pej)

scheme [skim]
sustantivo
1Plan, proyecto, designio.
2Planta, esquema, modelo; diseño, bosquejo en perfil, diagrama, construcción gráfica.
3Sistema, arreglo, disposición.
4Treta, artificio sutil.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Formar un plan, proyectar; trazarse un plan; formar proyectos. (n)

scheme [skiːm]
noun
1 (project) plan; (m) proyecto; (m)
schemes to help combat unemployment the company was pouring around $30 million into the scheme
(plan) plan; (m)
they would first have to work out some scheme for getting the treasure out \a quick money-making scheme\ to get us through the summer
a road-widening scheme un plan de ensanchamiento de calzadas
2 (idea) idea; (f)
it's not a bad scheme (informal) no es mala idea; it's some crazy scheme of his es otro de sus proyectos alocados
a hare-brained scheme
3 (programme) programa; (m)
a scheme of work un programa de trabajo
4 (structure) esquema; (m)
colour scheme combinación de colores; (f) pension scheme sistema de pensión; (m) man's place in the scheme of things el puesto del hombre en el diseño divino; in the government's scheme of things there is no place for protest la política del gobierno no deja espacio para la protesta
in the (grand) scheme of things We realize that we are infinitely small in the scheme of things in my, your, his etc scheme of things He did not quite know how to place women in his scheme of things
5 (conspiracy) intriga; (f) (crafty) ardid; (m)
he devised \a crafty scheme\ to get out of paying tax
it's a scheme to get him out of the way es una jugada para quitarle de en medio
verb:intransitive
intrigar;to do para hacer
they're scheming to get me out están intrigando para expulsarme
they schemed to overthrow the government
their opponents were scheming against them sus adversarios estaban conspirando contra ellos
The bride's family were scheming to prevent a wedding
verb:transitive
proyectar; (pejorative) tramar; urdir;

Verb Conjugation for "scheme"

Imperative
  • scheme
  • you scheme
  • he/she schemes
  • we scheme
  • you scheme
  • they scheme
Preterite
  • I schemed
  • you schemed
  • he/she schemed
  • we schemed
  • you schemed
  • they schemed
Present Continuous
  • I am scheming
  • you are scheming
  • he/she is scheming
  • we are scheming
  • you are scheming
  • they are scheming
Present Perfect
  • I have schemed
  • you have schemed
  • he/she has schemed
  • we have schemed
  • you have schemed
  • they have schemed
Past Continuous
  • I was scheming
  • you were scheming
  • he/she was scheming
  • we were scheming
  • you were scheming
  • they were scheming
Past Perfect
  • I had schemed
  • you had schemed
  • he/she had schemed
  • we had schemed
  • you had schemed
  • they had schemed
Future
  • I will scheme
  • you will scheme
  • he/she will scheme
  • we will scheme
  • you will scheme
  • they will scheme
Future Perfect
  • I will have schemed
  • you will have schemed
  • he/she will have schemed
  • we will have schemed
  • you will have schemed
  • they will have schemed
Future Continuous
  • I will be scheming
  • you will be scheming
  • he/she will be scheming
  • we will be scheming
  • you will be scheming
  • they will be scheming
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been scheming
  • you have been scheming
  • he/she has been scheming
  • we have been scheming
  • you have been scheming
  • they have been scheming
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been scheming
  • you will have been scheming
  • he/she will have been scheming
  • we will have been scheming
  • you will have been scheming
  • they will have been scheming
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been scheming
  • you had been scheming
  • he/she had been scheming
  • we had been scheming
  • you had been scheming
  • they had been scheming
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