planning
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2.2
- noun
- /ˈplænɪŋ/
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planificación
- Good planning helps to avoid last-minute stress and ensures everything is ready on time.
- lesson planning
- strategic planning
- urban planning
I guess it's a year in the planning, you know, of this.
- I guess it's a year in the planning, you know, of this.
- Which then brings on the issue of planning, finances, all this stuff.
- Risk assessment is off, long term planning is shut down.
- Yeah, yeah, without planning, the opposite of planning.
- You know, it feels good for me planning, planning.
Examples
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The researchers used this knowledge to include both tribes in the planning of the project.
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The framework has two major phases: the planning phase and the implementation phase.
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I just get really bad at planning things for myself.
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A little planning can go a long way.
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We're still in the planning stages, basically.
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Well, it's not my firm, but the firm that I work for, we actually do something called estate planning.
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Careful money management and prudent planning allowed many extended families to create considerable wealth.
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Curricula containing career education and future career planning opportunities are deemed more relevant and valuable to students.
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I have also learned the importance of planning and preparation, which helps when you're having difficult conversations.
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After all our careful planning, the many years of meticulous research and experimentation, our dream is finally at hand.
Synonyms
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2.8
A plan or drawing that shows how something will look and work
343
1.9
Making something ready for an event, activity, or use
153
3.4
Organizing planned events by deciding their order and times
47
2.8
A plan that shows when tasks or events happen
47
3.5
Careful planning of actions to get a particular result
34
4.3
A plan to meet needs in the future
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7.9
Planning to do something, especially a crime, before you do it
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5.5
Careful planning for the future to avoid problems
2
4.2
Careful planning to make a new idea or way to do something
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3.5
Making things ready before an event or activity
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3.9
The process of planning and making the shape and parts of something
1
3.4
The act of doing things before an event so it can happen
To imagine and plan for the future
Thinking about future needs to plan and avoid problems
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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3.9
Designing and arranging buildings, roads, and public spaces in cities and towns
- Formal
5
3.9
A group of people who make plans and decisions about how a town or city grows
- Specialized
3
3.3
Designing and managing how buildings, roads, and public spaces are placed in a city
- Specialized
1
4.8
A way to avoid pregnancy by not having sex during a woman's fertile days, without using medicine or devices
- Formal
1
3.8
A group of local officials who advise and approve plans for land and buildings
- Specialized
A natural way to avoid pregnancy by checking a woman's daily morning temperature to find days she can get pregnant
- Specialized
A square wooden tool archaeologists use to map objects at a dig site
- Specialized
A way to find a woman's fertile days by watching changes in cervical mucus
- Specialized
A square wooden frame archaeologists use to draw and measure features at a site
How Thorough
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Planning comes from the noun plan, which originally meant a 'map' or drawing on a flat surface from the old Latin word planus meaning 'flat'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of a plan as a map you make before you act, so planning is making steps and choices ahead of time.