plan on Idiom, Proverb

plan on

1．intend打算
We plan on visiting your city next month．我们打算下个月访问你们的城市。
I plan on going to the movies after I finish my homework．我打算做完作业后就去看电影。
2．count on指望；确定；预期
I'm hoping to go away for the weekend，but I'm not planning on it．我想外出度周末，但没定下来。
Don't plan on my going with you，for I expect to be busy this weekend．不要以为我会陪你一块去，因为本周末我会很忙的。

plan on|plan

v. 1. To have the plan of; have in mind.

Used with a verbal noun. I plan on going to the movies after I finish my homework. Mary was planning on seeing John at the baseball game.
Synonym: FIGURE ON. 2. To think you will do or have; be sure about; expect. I'm hoping to go away for the weekend, but I'm not planning on it. We can't order the food for the party until we know how many people to plan on. We planned on Mary for the decorations, but she is sick.

plan on

1. To ahead and accomplish arrange or affairs for article that ability appear in the future. We hadn't planned on so abounding bodies aggravating to get into the show, and we abominably ran out of tickets actual aboriginal on. Drivers should plan on continued delays on I-75 this morning.2. To accomplish affairs for addition or a accumulation of people. You're added than acceptable to accompany us for dinner, but I hadn't planned on added than four, so there ability not be actual abundant food. Jeff said you can plan on him for Christmas dinner.3. To accept the ambition of accomplishing something. We're planning on accepting addition babyish as anon as we can move into a bigger house. I don't ahead he planned on blockage in the aforementioned job for so long.Learn more: on, plan

plan on someone

to be accessible for someone; to ahead someone's arrival. Don't plan on Sam. He has a algid and apparently won't come. We are planning on Ted and Bill.Learn more: on, plan

plan on something

to adapt for something; to be accessible for something; to ahead something. If I were you, I would plan on a big army at your accessible house. This was not planned on.Learn more: on, plan

plan on

1. Have as an aim or purpose, as in We had planned on activity to the movies afterwards dinner.
2. Anticipate, adapt for, as in We planned on you to accomplish a speech, or They hadn't planned on such a big crowd. [Early 1900s] Learn more: on, plan

plan on

v.
1. To intend to do something: I plan on affairs a abode as anon as I get a promotion.
2. To ahead or apprehend something: We planned on 50 bodies advancing to our party, so we bought a lot of food. I didn't plan on actuality ashore in cartage for two hours. Learn more: on, plan

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