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Significados de
plotted
en inglés
Planned in advance.
planned
aforethought
Términos relacionados
premeditated
Uso de
plotted
en inglés
1
The simple course over to the station had been
plotted
for hours.
2
Certainly, the High King had
plotted
just such a retreat many times.
3
IHCA event rates and outcomes were
plotted
over time by arrest location.
4
Barry
plotted
our course, and we began our archery tour of Rhodes.
5
All of these can be measured, and the results
plotted
over time.
6
He bent his head while he
plotted
against him in his heart.
7
I've
plotted
how to change the world in big and small ways.
8
His design and the crime he
plotted
were written on his face.
9
Pupils' actual achievements in eight GCSEs are
plotted
against their expected achievements.
10
Patencies were
plotted
using Kaplan-Meier techniques and compared using Cox proportional hazards.
11
The only point certain is that something dirty is being
plotted
there.
12
One who has
plotted
an idiosyncratic path was quixotic in his choices.
13
The following numbers were thus obtained, and
plotted
out into a curve.
14
What I hate to feel is, the others
plotted
to baffle me.
15
I suspect that he has
plotted
against you and all your chums.
16
Also, for comparison, I
plotted
the speed of the lead biker guy.
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plotted
plott
Verbo
Indicativo · Pasado
Colocaciones frecuentes
plott against
plott together
plott treason
plott revenge
plott a course
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Plotted
a través del tiempo
Plotted
por variante geográfica
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Reino Unido
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