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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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plotting [ˈplɑːtɪŋ, ˈplɒtɪŋ] N U

1. plotting (scheming):

plotting: conspiraciones fpl

plotting: cabildeo m

2. plotting:

plotting (of route, flight): trazado m

plotting (of position): determinación f

I. plot [Am plɑt, Brit plɒt] N

1. plot (conspiracy):

plot: complot m

plot: conspiración f

2. plot (story):

plot: argumento m

plot: trama f

the plot thickens!: ¡la historia se complica!

3. plot (piece of land):

plot: terreno m

plot: solar m

plot: parcela f

4. plot (on graph):

plot: línea f

II. plot <pres part plotting; pt, pp plotted> [Am plɑt, Brit plɒt] VB trans

1. plot (mark out):

plot curve/graph: trazar

plot position: determinar

plot point: señalar

plot point: marcar

2. plot (plan):

plot rebellion/revenge: tramar

III. plot <pres part plotting; pt, pp plotted> [Am plɑt, Brit plɒt] VB intr

plot: conspirar

to plot against sb: conspirar contra alguien

to plot to + infin: conspirar para + infin

they plotted to kill her: conspiraron para matarla

plot twist [ˈplɑt twɪst, ˈplɒt twɪst] N

plot twist: vuelco m inesperado de la trama

plot out VB [Am plɑt -, Brit plɒt -] (v + adv + o)

1. plot out boundary/perimeter:

plot out: (de)marcar con estacas

2. plot out trend/line:

plot out: trazar

3. plot out plan/response:

plot out: preparar

Gunpowder Plot Info

Gunpowder Plot: → Bonfire Night.

Bonfire Night Info

Bonfire Night: Cada 5 de noviembre los británicos celebran Bonfire Night o Guy Fawkes Night, para conmemorar la Conspiración de la Pólvora (the Gunpowder Plot). En esa misma fecha en 1605, un grupo de conspiradores católicos, encabezado por Guy Fawkes, intentaron volar el Parlamento inglés cuando el rey Jaime I se encontraba en su interior. Sin embargo, fueron descubiertos y ejecutados. En la actualidad es un acontecimiento que carece de significado político o religioso. Se lanzan fuegos artificiales y se encienden hogueras en las que se quema un muñeco de trapo (guy) que representa a Guy Fawkes.

Gunpowder Plot

Gunpowder Plot → Bonfire Night

Bonfire Night Info

Bonfire Night: Cada 5 de noviembre los británicos celebran Bonfire Night o Guy Fawkes Night, para conmemorar la Conspiración de la Pólvora (the Gunpowder Plot). En esa misma fecha en 1605, un grupo de conspiradores católicos, encabezado por Guy Fawkes, intentaron volar el Parlamento inglés cuando el rey Jaime I se encontraba en su interior. Sin embargo, fueron descubiertos y ejecutados. En la actualidad es un acontecimiento que carece de significado político o religioso. Se lanzan fuegos artificiales y se encienden hogueras en las que se quema un muñeco de trapo (guy) que representa a Guy Fawkes.

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estaban complotados contra él: they were plotting against him

hijuela: plot

me maliciaba que estaban tramando algo: I suspected that they were plotting something

bancal: plot

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I. plot [plɒt, Am plɑ:t] -tt- -tt- N

1. plot (conspiracy, secret plan):

plot: conspiración f

to foil a plot: hacer fracasar una conspiración

to hatch a plot: tramar una intriga

2. plot (story line):

plot: argumento m

3. plot (small piece of land):

plot: terreno m

a plot of land: un terreno

building plot: solar m

Phrases:

the plot thickens iron: el asunto se complica

II. plot [plɒt, Am plɑ:t] -tt- -tt- VB trans

1. plot (conspire):

plot: tramar

2. plot (create):

to plot a story line: idear un argumento

3. plot graph, line:

plot: trazar

plot (mark on map): señalar

to plot a course: planear una ruta

III. plot [plɒt, Am plɑ:t] -tt- -tt- VB intr

to plot against sb: conspirar contra alguien

to plot to do sth: planear hacer algo

plot out VB trans

plot out: trazar

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maquinación: plot

parcela: plot

parcela de cultivo: cultivated plot

parcela edificable: building plot

confabularse: to plot

haza: plot of cultivable land

trama: plot

argumento: plot

urdir intrigas: to plot a scheme

plantío: plot

in the PONS Dictionary

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I. plot [plat] N

1. plot (conspiracy, secret plan):

plot: conspiración f

to foil a plot: hacer fracasar una conspiración

to hatch a plot: tramar una intriga

the plot thickens iron: el asunto se complica

2. plot (story line):

plot: argumento m

3. plot (small piece of land):

plot: terreno m

a plot of land: un terreno

building plot: solar m

II. plot <-tt-> [plat] VB trans

1. plot (conspire):

plot: tramar

2. plot (create):

to plot a story line: idear un argumento

to plot a play/novel: idear el argumento de una obra de teatro/novela

3. plot graph, line:

plot: trazar

plot (mark on map): señalar

to plot a course: planear una ruta

III. plot <-tt-> [plat] VB intr

to plot against sb: conspirar contra alguien

to plot to do sth: planear hacer algo

plot out VB trans

plot out: trazar

devise a plot: diseñar

a well-knit plot/story: una trama/historia bien construida

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maquinación: plot

parcela: plot

parcela edificable: building plot

confabularse: to plot

trama: plot

argumento: plot

tablón (más grande): plot

Present
I	plot
you	plot
he/she/it	plots
we	plot
you	plot
they	plot

Past
I	plotted
you	plotted
he/she/it	plotted
we	plotted
you	plotted
they	plotted

Present Perfect
I	have	plotted
you	have	plotted
he/she/it	has	plotted
we	have	plotted
you	have	plotted
they	have	plotted

Past Perfect
I	had	plotted
you	had	plotted
he/she/it	had	plotted
we	had	plotted
you	had	plotted
they	had	plotted

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to foil a plot: hacer fracasar una conspiración

to hatch a plot: tramar una intriga

a plot of land: un terreno

building plot: solar m

the plot thickens iron: el asunto se complica

to plot a story line: idear un argumento

to plot a course: planear una ruta

to plot against sb: conspirar contra alguien

to plot to do sth: planear hacer algo

a well-knit plot/story: una trama/historia bien construida

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The main problems were a lifeless depiction of spy-games, listless (if at times stylised) execution, heavy-handed plotting and little real characterisation.

en.wikipedia.org

Often on forum-based roleplays, rules, and standards are set up, such as a minimum word count, character applications, and plotting boards to increase complexity and depth of story.

en.wikipedia.org

It involves machine stripping of an area, plotting observed features onto a site plan and then partially excavating those features (sampling).

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Teams spend hours and hours plotting strategies and coming up with cunning tactics to outfox the other teams.

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Rex does not use the orchid schedule to gloss over gummy plotting.

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