to preplan
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4.3
- verb
- /priːˈplæn/
:
planificar con antelación
- You don't need to preplan.
Examples
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The clips I saw on that video looked like the cameraman drank a lot of coffee, did not preplan his shot (hence the zooming and unzooming), and then the editor was too lazy to make the cuts.
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It's important to preplan your vacation to make the most of your time off.
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No one able to preplan.
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Before the event, they decided to preplan all the activities to ensure everything went smoothly.
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To avoid last-minute stress, she likes to preplan her meals for the week ahead.
Synonyms
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1.0
To decide and arrange in advance how to do something
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3.0
To arrange something to happen at a certain time
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3.6
To get something or yourself ready
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8.1
To think about and plan something before doing it, often a harmful act
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4.1
To plan something ahead of time
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3.9
To set something before you need to use it
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5.1
Decide and set something before it is needed
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7.8
Decide or say something before an event starts
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6.3
To make an early plan or drawing before the main work begins
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5.3
To set up a device or program in advance so it is ready to use
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4.8
To set a device so it will work by itself later
Plan something together in advance
Antonyms
How Prepared
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word preplan comes from pre- ('before') and plan, so to preplan something is to plan it ahead of time to avoid problems.