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Meanings of plot in English
Usage of plot in English
1
The humour is not in the plot, but in the general dialogue.
2
However, another great plot is building up again, which we are monitoring.
3
Four men have been arrested over an alleged terror plot, police said.
4
The key to the plot is given in the Prologue in Heaven.
5
Prosecutors said the plot was to raise political funds for Mr Maduro.
6
It was in 1683 the scene of a plot, in Charles II.
7
Up in Scotland, however, yesterday's portion of plot was far less straightforward.
8
They finally leave with the paper proving their right to the plot.
9
Here is a plot of the average swinging speed for different cases.
10
Trump has turned to Corporate America to help plot a course forward.
11
Perhaps the plot denounced by Berlusconi did exist and still exists today.
12
One fan I met this this morning said 'he's lost the plot'.
13
They were deep in the discussion of an actual and immediate plot.
14
The several walks are described in the following ground-plot of the Exchange:-
15
The 10 levels form a serviceable B-plot set before the first season.
16
All the inhabitants of the south eastern coast were in the plot.
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Translations for plot
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Plot through the time
Plot across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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