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Verbes du Cours des Événements - Verbes pour la planification et l'ordonnancement

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais se référant à la planification et à la programmation tels que "comploter", "stratégiser" et "reporter".

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Categorized English Verbs Denoting Course of Events
to plan
to plan
[verbe]

to decide on and make arrangements or preparations for something ahead of time

planifier, prévoir

planifier, prévoir

Ex: They planned the trip months in advance to ensure everything was in place. 
to plot
to plot
[verbe]

to secretly make a plan to harm someone or do something illegal

conspirer, comploter

conspirer, comploter

Ex: The group of conspirators plotted to sabotage the competitor's business by spreading false rumors. 
to scheme
to scheme
[verbe]

to devise a plan, especially a secret or dishonest one

comploter, manigancer

comploter, manigancer

Ex: The villain schemed to overthrow the king and seize the throne. 
to work out

to plan something in detail

élaborer, planifier

élaborer, planifier

Ex: Let's work out the logistics of the event before announcing it. 
to excogitate

to develop an idea, plan, theory, or principle through mental effort

élaborer, concevoir

élaborer, concevoir

Ex: She excogitated a new strategy for increasing sales. 
to mastermind

to plan or direct a complex or intricate scheme or project

concevoir, orchestrer

concevoir, orchestrer

Ex: He masterminded the elaborate heist with precision and cunning. 
to prioritize

to give a higher level of importance or urgency to a particular task, goal, or objective compared to others

prioriser, donner la priorité

prioriser, donner la priorité

Ex: She prioritized completing her assignments before socializing with friends. 
to strategize

to plan a course of action for achieving a specific goal or desired outcome

élaborer une stratégie, planifier

élaborer une stratégie, planifier

Ex: The team strategized how to approach the upcoming project. 
to time
to time
[verbe]

to measure how long an event, action, or someone performing an action takes

chronométrer, minuter

chronométrer, minuter

Ex: She timed her speech to ensure it fit within the allotted slot. 
to slate
to slate
[verbe]

to schedule something for a specific time or purpose

planifier, programmer

planifier, programmer

Ex: The manager slated the meeting for Monday morning. 
to schedule

to set a specific time to do something or make an event happen

planifier, programmer

planifier, programmer

Ex: He scheduled his doctor's appointment for next week. 
to reschedule

to arrange a new time or date for something that was previously set

reprogrammer, replanifier

reprogrammer, replanifier

Ex: She had to reschedule her appointment due to a conflict. 
to timetable

to schedule or plan events for specific times

planifier, programmer

planifier, programmer

Ex: The school timetabled the classes for the entire semester. 
to postpone

to arrange or put off an activity or an event for a later time than its original schedule

reporter

reporter

Ex: They postponed the meeting until next week due to scheduling conflicts. 
to hold off

to refrain from taking immediate action

attendre, différer

attendre, différer

Ex: She decided to hold off on buying a new car until she had saved more money. 
to defer
to defer
[verbe]

to postpone to a later time

reporter, différer

reporter, différer

Ex: The meeting was deferred to next week due to the chairman's unexpected absence. 
to put off
to put off
[verbe]

to postpone an appointment or arrangement

reporter, repousser, décaler

reporter, repousser, décaler

Ex: We had to put off the meeting because of the storm. 
to put back

to reschedule an appointment or event for a later time or date

reporter, décaler

reporter, décaler

Ex: Due to unforeseen circumstances, they had to put the meeting back to next week. 
to carry over

to move something from one time to another

reporter, transférer

reporter, transférer

Ex: They decided to carry over the meeting to the following week. 
to procrastinate

to postpone something that needs to be done

remettre au lendemain

remettre au lendemain

Ex: She procrastinated studying for her exam until the night before. 
to delay
to delay
[verbe]

to slow down or postpone something

retarder, différer

retarder, différer

Ex: The traffic jam delayed their arrival at the airport. 
to intend
to intend
[verbe]

to have something in mind as a plan or purpose

avoir l’intention de

avoir l’intention de

Ex: She intends to travel abroad next summer. 
to mean
to mean
[verbe]

to be supposed or intended to do a certain thing

vouloir faire, avoir l'intention de faire

vouloir faire, avoir l'intention de faire

Ex: She has a natural talent for cooking. She was meant to be a chef. 
to aim at
to aim at
[verbe]

to work toward a specific goal

viser, avoir pour objectif

viser, avoir pour objectif

Ex: The team is aiming at winning the championship this season. 
to design
to design
[verbe]

to create a plan or layout for something

concevoir, élaborer

concevoir, élaborer

Ex: She designed a blueprint for the new building. 
to draw up
to draw up
[verbe]

to create a plan, document, or written agreement, often in a formal or official context

rédiger, établir

rédiger, établir

Ex: The lawyer was hired to draw up a contract outlining the terms of the business partnership. 
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