blueprint
/ˈbluːprɪnt/
verb
- To create a detailed plan or design for something.
- The team blueprinted the entire software system before writing any code.
- They blueprinted the garden layout to include a pond and flower beds.
- We need to blueprint the project timeline before we start.
noun
- A detailed plan or design for a building, machine, or other project, usually drawn on special paper.
- My dad kept the old blueprint of our house in his office.
- Before building the bridge, engineers studied the blueprint carefully.
- The architect showed us the blueprint for the new school.
- A detailed plan or strategy for achieving something.
- Her speech provided a clear blueprint for improving the city's parks.
- The coach drew up a blueprint for winning the championship.
- The company has a blueprint for expanding into international markets.