French Meaning of plots
parcelles
Other French words related to parcelles
- conspirations
- régimes
- contre-intrigues
- conceptions
- intrigues
- machinations
- stratégies
- artifices
- cabales
- Collusions
- complicités
- confédérations
- connivences
- artifices
- contre-théories du complot
- contre-conspirations
- dissimulations
- ésquive
- brouillons
- Pièges (pl.)
- jeux
- gimmicks
- Plans d'étage
- manoeuvres
- Manipulations
- programmes
- raquettes
- bagues
- stratagèmes
- subterfuges
- systèmes
- tromperies
- tours
Nearest Words of plots
Definitions and Meaning of plots in English
plots
to represent (an equation) by means of a curve so constructed, to make (a curve) by marking out a number of plotted points, a small piece of land in a cemetery, a small area of planted ground, a small area of ground, to locate and mark (a point) by means of coordinates, to mark or note on or as if on a map or chart, the plan or main story (as of a movie or literary work), to locate (a curve) by plotted points, to plan or contrive especially secretly, a secret plan for accomplishing a usually evil or unlawful end, an evil or unlawful scheme, a graphic representation (such as a chart), to invent or devise the plot of (something, such as a movie or a literary work), to plan especially secretly, the main story (as of a literary work or movie), to form a plot, to be located by means of coordinates, to make a plot, map, or plan of, to mark, note, or locate on a map or chart, a measured piece of land, to lay out in plots (see plot entry 1 sense 1), to locate (a point) by means of coordinates, diagram entry 1, chart, ground plan, plat, a plan of a floor of a building
FAQs About the word plots
parcelles
to represent (an equation) by means of a curve so constructed, to make (a curve) by marking out a number of plotted points, a small piece of land in a cemetery,
conspirations,régimes,contre-intrigues,conceptions,intrigues,machinations,stratégies,artifices,cabales,Collusions
No antonyms found.
plops => taches, plonks => plonks, plonking down => s'affaler, plonking (for) => poser (pour), plonking => plonking,
