planning
/ˈplænɪŋ/
adjective
- Involved in or relating to the process of making plans.
- She works in the planning department of the city government.
- We attended a planning session for the school festival.
- The planning committee meets every Tuesday.
verb
- Deciding on a set of actions to achieve something; making arrangements in advance.
- I am planning to start my own business someday.
- They are planning a trip to the mountains next summer.
- The teacher is planning the lessons for the new semester.
- Intending or expecting to do something in the future.
- Are you planning to attend the meeting tomorrow?
- We are planning to move to a bigger house next year.
- She is planning on studying medicine after college.
noun
- The process of thinking about and organizing activities or steps needed to achieve a goal.
- She spent the weekend doing financial planning for the next year.
- Good planning helped the team finish the project on time.
- Urban planning decides how cities grow and where parks and roads go.
- The act of making detailed arrangements for a future event.
- We need to start planning for the family reunion soon.
- The wedding planning took over six months.
- Event planning requires attention to every small detail.
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