Planの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A
「Plan」を含む文の意味
Q:
‘ive exhausted every evil plan in my cabinet’ what does EXHAUST mean IN THIS CONTEXT?? とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
It means “used up” :)
Q:
entire plan とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
Entire means whole. The whole plan or all of the plan
Q:
You have already opened a higher plan! とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
I am not sure about the context so it is hard to translate. It could refer to a subscription plan. Did you pay money to subscribe to this app?
If you are subscribed to this app already but you pressed a button on the app to try to subscribe again, this message may have suddenly popped up. The message is probably saying that you already subscribed to a more expensive plan / a plan with more features.
If you are subscribed to this app already but you pressed a button on the app to try to subscribe again, this message may have suddenly popped up. The message is probably saying that you already subscribed to a more expensive plan / a plan with more features.
Q:
Maybe I shouldn't try to make another plan so soon, but..(I'm happy if I can receive Japanese translation) とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
多分すぐに別の計画を立てるべきではない、けど…
Q:
So much for that plan. とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
The plan is/was useless or didn't work.
You plan to drive to the airport but your car doesn't start.
You can say: "So much for that plan!"
The kids plan to sneak out while their parents are watching TV but they get caught.
They can say "so much for that plan!"
You plan to drive to the airport but your car doesn't start.
You can say: "So much for that plan!"
The kids plan to sneak out while their parents are watching TV but they get caught.
They can say "so much for that plan!"
「Plan」の使い方・例文
Q:
plan on~ / be planing on~ を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
“I plan on going to the movies with my friends!” “We are planning on ordering food while we’re there.”
Q:
what's the plan...? を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
"Okay, I'm ready to go! What's the plan?"
"First, we'll go to the mall. Later, we'll catch a movie."
"Okay, so we're behind schedule. What's the plan?"
"Let's stop working on this document because it's not necessary to ship the product. We can finish it later."
"First, we'll go to the mall. Later, we'll catch a movie."
"Okay, so we're behind schedule. What's the plan?"
"Let's stop working on this document because it's not necessary to ship the product. We can finish it later."
Q:
plan を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
Here are two examples of sentences using the word "plan".
1. I have plans to take my dog on a walk tonight.
2. I plan to learn the English Language.
Here are three examples of sentences using daily expressions:
1. Hi! I am glad that you came over, make yourself at home.
2. She said that to him? No way!
3. Oh my gosh, today has been a difficult day.
I hope I have helped. :)
1. I have plans to take my dog on a walk tonight.
2. I plan to learn the English Language.
Here are three examples of sentences using daily expressions:
1. Hi! I am glad that you came over, make yourself at home.
2. She said that to him? No way!
3. Oh my gosh, today has been a difficult day.
I hope I have helped. :)
Q:
plan on forcusing on one thing, を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
You are trying to study too many different things. Plan on focusing on one thing instead
Q:
plan(how to use it in the life ,the more the better) を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
I plan to do this today.
This is a plan!
The general floor plan shows the estimated size of the house.
Have you made any plans for the holidays?
I have a concrete plan for this mission.
This is a plan!
The general floor plan shows the estimated size of the house.
Have you made any plans for the holidays?
I have a concrete plan for this mission.
「Plan」の類語とその違い
Q:
i plan to go thailand soon と i'm planning to go thailand soon はどう違いますか?
A:
똑같아 The general idea is the same even though the second one used continuous form. I feel that the main difference depends on how the question is being asked. If the question is "what do you plan to do?" then you use the first answer. If the question is "what are you doing?" or "what are you planning to do?" then you use the second answer.
Q:
plan と project はどう違いますか?
A:
What is your plan to complete this many tasks in such a short amount of time ?
What is your plan on the first day of vacation?
What is your plan of action to attend this school ?
My project on chemical reactions is due next week
My coworkers and I collaborated on this super important project
The project's deadline was pushed up to this Friday.
What is your plan on the first day of vacation?
What is your plan of action to attend this school ?
My project on chemical reactions is due next week
My coworkers and I collaborated on this super important project
The project's deadline was pushed up to this Friday.
Q:
plan something と plan on something はどう違いますか?
A:
"I plan on cooking dinner tonight" = "I plan to cook dinner tonight"
"I plan on going to the park tomorrow" = "I plan to go to the park tomorrow"
It's the same. The only difference is that you should use the present participle (–ing) form of the verb if you use "plan on"
"I plan on going to the park tomorrow" = "I plan to go to the park tomorrow"
It's the same. The only difference is that you should use the present participle (–ing) form of the verb if you use "plan on"
Q:
I will~ と I plan to ~ と I'm going to ~ はどう違いますか?
A:
"I will ~" and "I am going to go ~" mean that I do not doubt that it will happen; it is going to happen; I see no reason why it won't happen.
"I plan to ~" somewhat implies that maybe it won't happen.
Usually, if you are speaking of something far in the future, you use "plan to".
Next summer, I plan to go to Germany. [But, I might not be able to.]
This weekend, I'm going to complete my project. [and I'm sure of that.]
"I plan to ~" somewhat implies that maybe it won't happen.
Usually, if you are speaking of something far in the future, you use "plan to".
Next summer, I plan to go to Germany. [But, I might not be able to.]
This weekend, I'm going to complete my project. [and I'm sure of that.]
Q:
It seems to me that she knows the plan. と She seems to know the plan. はどう違いますか?
A:
Very good question indeed. I will try to explain in a way that isn't to complex. For the first sentence: "It seems to me that she knows the plan", is mostly based on your perspective/ personal experience; in your opinion she knows the plan. Compared to "She seems to know the plan", which most likely means that you have hear something to make you believe that she knows what she is doing. I hope this was helpful.
「Plan」を翻訳
Q:
plan B , plan alternativo , plan de respaldo は 英語 (イギリス) で何と言いますか?
A:
"Plan b", "a second plan", "a backup plan" or "an alternative plan"🐘
Q:
1.내일 약속있어요?
2. 결혼하겠다고 약속해줘
3. 오후 2시에 의사선생님을 만나기로 약속했어요
4. 북한을 공격하지 않겠다고 약속하세요.
plan, promise, appointment, commitment 등의 차이와 관련해서 답변 바랍니다 は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか?
2. 결혼하겠다고 약속해줘
3. 오후 2시에 의사선생님을 만나기로 약속했어요
4. 북한을 공격하지 않겠다고 약속하세요.
plan, promise, appointment, commitment 등의 차이와 관련해서 답변 바랍니다 は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか?
A:
1. Do you have any plans tomorrow? (Or ... plans for tomorrow?)
2. Please promise me that you will marry me. (I’m not sure how many people would be in a situation to say this though)
3. I have a doctor’s appointment at 2 pm.
4. We would like you to commit to no military action against North Korea.
2. Please promise me that you will marry me. (I’m not sure how many people would be in a situation to say this though)
3. I have a doctor’s appointment at 2 pm.
4. We would like you to commit to no military action against North Korea.
Q:
plan lekcji は 英語 (イギリス) で何と言いますか?
A:
timetable
Q:
建築図面 =How do I say "all of architectural plan". ex. floor plan, elevation, detail … は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか?
A:
sorry I am not a architect haha
Q:
plan は 英語 (イギリス) で何と言いますか?
A:
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「Plan」についての他の質問
Q:
I have plans to take a trip next year in America この表現は自然ですか?
A:
I would change "in" >> "to":
I have plans to take a trip next year TO America.
I have plans to take a trip next year TO America.
Q:
I have plans trip to America in this year この表現は自然ですか?
A:
I have plans to take a trip to America this year :)
Q:
When do you have plans visit Japan? この表現は自然ですか?
A:
When do you have plans to visit Japan?
You only missed the "to"
You only missed the "to"
Q:
I had no plan about what I’d like to do in the high school, and my future life. この表現は自然ですか?
A:
It sounds good!
I would just remove the
“the”
before high school.
And maybe just add a “s”
to plan.
I would just remove the
“the”
before high school.
And maybe just add a “s”
to plan.
Q:
"You have plans with your friends later"
A:
It is assumed that they intended to do more than one thing with their friends later, thus the “s”. You would say this even if they’re only doing one thing.
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