No. 531 in Spanish

planes

"Plans."

In a sentence

Mis planes para el fin de semana incluyen ir al cine.
My plans for the weekend include going to the movies.
In this sentence, 'planes' means 'plans' or 'intentions' that someone has set forth for the future.
En el aeródromo vimos muchos aviones y planes de vuelo.
At the airfield, we saw many airplanes and flight plans.
Here, 'planes' refers to 'airplanes,' though the word is often synonymous with them in certain contexts.
Los planos del edificio nuevo están en la sala de reuniones.
The blueprints of the new building are in the meeting room.
In this usage, 'planes' can be mistakenly associated with 'planos,' as both relate to designs or schemes, though 'planos' specifically refers to technical drawings.

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