plots
Prononciation : [plɑts]
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Contexte : « storytelling »
(noun) a plot is the main story or sequence of events in a book, movie, or play. It includes what happens and how the characters change through those events.
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The plot of the movie was very exciting, with many surprising twists.
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The plot of the story was confusing and didn't make much sense.
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What do you think about the plot of the new book we read?
Contexte : « land »
(noun) a plot refers to a small piece of land. It can be used for building, gardening, or farming.
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They bought a plot of land to build their dream house.
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There were no available plots of land in the city for sale.
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Do you know how much that plot of land costs?
Contexte : « planning »
(verb) to plot means to plan something or to mark points on a map or chart. It's like when you draw a path to show where you want to go.
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We will plot our route on the map before we start our road trip.
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They didn't plot their travel plans, leading to a lot of confusion.
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Can you plot the best path for our hike?
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