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preplan

/pɹɪplˈæn/ verb

To plan in advance.

Word Origin From Latin planus 'flat, level' — a plan was originally a flat map or drawing, something laid out clearly. Preplan adds prae 'before', so it's planning before the planning, a meta-plan. The same root planus gives us plane (a flat surface), airplane, and platform (a flat form).

verb To plan in advance.

We need to preplan the entire event to avoid any last-minute issues.

(动词) 预先计划；提前规划

我们需要提前规划整个活动，以避免任何最后一刻的问题。

(verbo) Planificar con anticipación.

Necesitamos planificar previamente todo el evento para evitar problemas de último momento.

(verbe) planifier à l'avance; préparer à l'avance; préméditer [Planifier à l'avance, préparer quelque chose par une organisation préalable.]

Nous devons **preplan** tout l'événement pour éviter tout problème de dernière minute.

(Verb) vorplanen; vorausplanen [Etwas im Voraus planen, um spätere Probleme oder Improvisationen zu vermeiden.]

Wir müssen die gesamte Veranstaltung **preplan**, um keine Last-Minute-Probleme zu bekommen.

(動詞) 前もって計画を立てること。

直前での問題を避けるため、イベント全体を事前に計画しておく必要がある。

(verbo) planejar com antecedência; planejar antecipadamente; pré-planejar [Planejar com antecedência.]

Precisamos pré-planejar o evento inteiro para evitar problemas de última hora.

Synonyms: prearrange predetermine premeditate pre-schedule organize beforehand plan ahead prepare strategize Antonyms: improvise ad-lib extemporize act spontaneously
Word parts: pre + plan

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