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plotting table
table de tracé
plotting [ˈplɒtɪŋ] RZ. U (scheming)
complots r.m. l.mn.
I. plot [Brit plɒt, Am plɑt] RZ.
1. plot (conspiracy):
complot r.m.
conspiration r.ż. (against contre, to do pour faire)
2. plot (of novel, film, play):
plot FILM, LIT.
intrigue r.ż.
3. plot (for growing plants):
4. plot BUD. (site):
5. plot (in cemetery):
II. plot <part prés plotting; cz. przeszł., part passé plotted> [Brit plɒt, Am plɑt] CZ. cz. przech.
1. plot (plan):
plot murder, attack, return
plot revolution
2. plot (chart):
plot course
plot progress
3. plot (on graph):
plot MAT., STATYST. curve, graph
plot figures, points
4. plot LIT. (invent):
plot episode, story, destiny
III. plot <part prés plotting; cz. przeszł., part passé plotted> [Brit plɒt, Am plɑt] CZ. cz. nieprzech. (conspire)
conspirer (against contre)
IV. plot [Brit plɒt, Am plɑt]
I. table [Brit ˈteɪb(ə)l, Am ˈteɪbəl] RZ.
1. table (piece of furniture):
table r.ż.
to put sth on the table przen. Brit (propose) proposal, offer
to put sth on the table Am (postpone) proposal, offer
2. table (list):
table r.ż.
tableau r.m.
3. table MAT.:
table r.ż.
4. table SPORT:
5. table GEOG.:
plateau r.m.
6. table HIST. (tablet):
table r.ż.
II. table [Brit ˈteɪb(ə)l, Am ˈteɪbəl] CZ. cz. przech.
1. table Brit (present):
table bill, amendment, proposal
2. table Am (postpone):
table motion, bill, amendment
III. table [Brit ˈteɪb(ə)l, Am ˈteɪbəl]
I. plot [plɒt, Am plɑ:t] RZ.
1. plot (conspiracy, secret plan):
complot r.m.
2. plot (story line):
intrigue r.ż.
3. plot (small piece of land):
parcelle r.ż.
jardin r.m.
potager r.m.
zwroty:
the plot thickens iron., żart.
II. plot <-tt-> [plɒt, Am plɑ:t] CZ. cz. przech.
1. plot (conspire):
2. plot (create):
plot story line
3. plot (present or represent graphically):
plot curve
4. plot WOJSK.:
plot position
III. plot <-tt-> [plɒt, Am plɑ:t] CZ. cz. nieprzech.
I. table [ˈteɪbl] RZ.
1. table (piece of furniture):
table r.ż.
2. table (group of people):
tablée r.ż.
3. table (collection of information) a. INF.:
tableau r.m.
zwroty:
II. table [ˈteɪbl] CZ. cz. przech.
1. table Brit, Aus (propose):
2. table Am (postpone):
I. plot [plat] RZ.
1. plot (conspiracy, secret plan):
complot r.m.
2. plot (story line):
intrigue r.ż.
3. plot (small piece of land):
parcelle r.ż.
jardin r.m.
potager r.m.
zwroty:
the plot thickens iron., żart.
II. plot <-tt-> [plat] CZ. cz. przech.
1. plot (conspire):
2. plot (create):
plot story line
3. plot (present or represent graphically):
plot curve
4. plot WOJSK.:
plot position
III. plot <-tt-> [plat] CZ. cz. nieprzech.
I. table [ˈteɪ·bl] RZ.
1. table (piece of furniture):
table r.ż.
2. table (group of people):
tablée r.ż.
3. table (collection of information) a. comput:
tableau r.m.
zwroty:
II. table [ˈteɪ·bl] CZ. cz. przech. (postpone)
Present
Iplot
youplot
he/she/itplots
weplot
youplot
theyplot
Past
Iplotted
youplotted
he/she/itplotted
weplotted
youplotted
theyplotted
Present Perfect
Ihaveplotted
youhaveplotted
he/she/ithasplotted
wehaveplotted
youhaveplotted
theyhaveplotted
Past Perfect
Ihadplotted
youhadplotted
he/she/ithadplotted
wehadplotted
youhadplotted
theyhadplotted
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The main problems were a lifeless depiction of spy-games, listless (if at times stylised) execution, heavy-handed plotting and little real characterisation.
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The name comes from the shape of the bar chart plotting the amounts of whisky from each of those years, which resembles a rollercoaster.
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Certainly it makes for absorbing viewing, provided you can attune to its somnolent pace and bleary plotting.
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Often on forum-based roleplays, rules, and standards are set up, such as a minimum word count, character applications, and plotting boards to increase complexity and depth of story.
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A laser theodolite was used to produce maps, made by carefully drawing and plotting the position of the bones and other finds.
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