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plotting

UK
/ˈplɒtɪŋ/
US
/ˈplɑːtɪŋ/
plotting out

Translations

plottingnoun
plottings
pl
complotAu sens de manœuvre secrète ou de conspiration.
The plotting of the heist took several months of careful planning.
Le complot du braquage a nécessité plusieurs mois de préparation minutieuse.
intrigueEn littérature, au sens de construction de l’intrigue.
The plotting of the novel was intricate and kept readers on the edge of their seats.
L’intrigue du roman était complexe et tenait les lecteurs en haleine.
traçageEn mathématiques, cartographie ou visualisation de données.
The plotting of data points on the graph helped visualize the trend over time.
Le traçage des points de données sur le graphique a aidé à visualiser la tendance au fil du temps.
Synonyms
scheming
planning
conspiring
designing
charting
plottingadjective
more plotting
Comp.
most plotting
Super.
Used attributively in compounds such as 'plotting software' to mean 'related to plotting (graphs, data)'.
traceurDans le domaine du tracé graphique ou de l’affichage de données.
The lab uses advanced plotting hardware for real-time visualization.
Le laboratoire utilise du matériel traceur avancé pour la visualisation en temps réel.
Synonyms
scheming
conniving
conspiratorial
secretive
furtive
underhanded
crafty
calculating
devious
machinating
plottinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈplɒt.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈplɑːt.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to modify nouns (e.g., "plotting conspirators", "plotting software").
comploteurAu sens de « qui fomente un complot ».
The plotting conspirators whispered in the shadows.
Les conspirateurs comploteurs murmuraient dans l’ombre.
Synonyms
scheming
conspiring
conniving
secretive
sly
crafty
devious
calculating
underhanded
intriguing
plotverb

plotting

Gerund

plotted
Past Simple
plotted
Past Participle
plotting
Gerund
UK
/plɒt/
US
/plɑːt/
comploterPréparer secrètement un projet hostile ou illégal.
The group plotted to overthrow the government.
Le groupe a comploté pour renverser le gouvernement.
reporterEn mathématiques, en statistique ou sur une carte.
She plotted the data points on the graph to analyze the trend.
Elle a reporté les points de données sur le graphique pour analyser la tendance.
élaborerConcernant l'intrigue d'une œuvre.
The author spent months plotting the intricate storyline of her novel.
L'autrice a passé des mois à élaborer l'intrigue complexe de son roman.
tracerItinéraire, route ou cap.
The navigator plotted a course through the fog.
Le navigateur a tracé une route à travers le brouillard.
Additional translations
tracerTracer des points, une courbe ou un itinéraire.
Synonyms
plan
map out
scheme
design
chart
outline
organize

Definitions

plottingnoun
The act of planning or scheming, especially in a secretive or underhanded way.
The plotting of the heist took several months of careful planning.
The act of creating a sequence of events in a story or narrative.
The plotting of the novel was intricate and kept readers on the edge of their seats.
The act of marking or drawing points on a graph or map.
The plotting of data points on the graph helped visualize the trend over time.
plottingadjective
Relating to or designed for plotting data points on a graph, map, or similar display.
The lab uses advanced plotting hardware for real-time visualization.
plottinggerund / present participle
Engaged in devising or executing a secret plan; scheming.
The plotting conspirators whispered in the shadows.
plotverb
To plan secretly, usually something illegal or harmful.
The group plotted to overthrow the government.
To mark or draw points on a graph or map.
She plotted the data points on the graph to analyze the trend.
To devise the sequence of events in a story or play.
The author spent months plotting the intricate storyline of her novel.
To plan or chart a route or course.
The navigator plotted a course through the fog.
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