Planearon (en. Planned)

/pla.ne.a.ron/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Action of organizing or designing a plan.

They planned the trip in advance.

Ellos planearon el viaje con antelación.

They developed a set of ideas or actions to follow.

They planned the meeting for next Monday.

Planearon la reunión para el próximo lunes.

They established goals to be reached in a project.

They planned the inauguration of the event for next month.

Planearon la inauguración del evento para el mes que viene.

The term comes from the Latin 'planare', meaning 'to flatten' or 'to organize'.

plan in the air

Making plans without concrete details or solid foundations.

planear en el aire

plan on the fly

Modifying or adjusting a plan while it is being executed.

planear sobre la marcha

long-term planning

Establishing goals or strategies that will be developed in the distant future.

planear a largo plazo

plan

A set of scheduled actions to achieve a goal.

plan

strategy

An action plan designed to achieve a specific objective.

estrategia

programming

The act of organizing or planning something.

programación

Making improvised plans.

We decided to make plans on the fly and see where the night takes us.

Decidimos planearon al vuelo y ver a dónde nos lleva la noche.

Creating a plan that is unlikely to be realized.

His ideas are just a 'plan' that will never come to fruition.

Sus ideas son solo un 'planearon' que nunca se llevará a cabo.