planner
- noun
- /ˈplænər/
- This blueprint was prepared by a group of urban planners and researchers.
- urban planner
- city planner
- architects and planners
And that is what gets crowded out by government central planners claiming they're there to help.
- And that is what gets crowded out by government central planners claiming they're there to help.
- Are you Rhett the wedding planner?
- I have discovered that I would be a wedding planner.
- Would you say you're a planner in life by nature?
- But God is the best of planners because you just never know.
- So I am more of a planner than a pancer.
Examples
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The meeting with the wedding planner was at 4:00.
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She hired an experienced wedding planner to ensure the big day went smoothly.
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The planner was really upset because I had made the planner look bad in front of the client.
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Not to mention the most expensive wedding planner on the planet.
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Have you ever thought about being a party planner?
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This is Madison, the wedding planner I was telling you about.
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Because I'm the greatest party planner in Los Angeles.
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You're a very good planner.
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She works as a city planner and she has a four outfits role.
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Looking ahead to 2000, planners chart the course for the national conference in Washington.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
A person who plans events and asks people to join a group or cause
A person who plans and directs actions in war or business
A person who plans and coordinates people and resources to reach a goal
A person who thinks up clever plans or ideas
A person who plans actions to win in war or competition
A person who invents or plans new things
A person who manages other people's schedules and appointments
Compounds
How Action-Oriented
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Planner comes from the word plan, meaning 'a list of steps or a schedule', plus the ending -er, meaning 'one who'. So a planner is a person who makes plans or organizes projects, which is why a city planner helps design neighbourhoods and an event planner arranges all the details.