No. 719 in French

plans

The French word "plans" means "plans" or "blueprints" in English.

In a sentence

Nous avons discuté de nos plans pour le week-end.
We discussed our plans for the weekend.
In this sentence, 'plans' refers to arrangements or activities that someone intends to carry out.
Les plans de l'architecte montrent un projet ambitieux.
The architect's blueprints show an ambitious project.
Here, 'plans' means technical drawings or blueprints used in construction or design.
Changer les plans à la dernière minute peut être problématique.
Changing plans at the last minute can be problematic.
In this context, 'plans' signifies pre-defined arrangements or intended activities, highlighting the logistical challenges of changes.

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