گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'scheme'

1 عمومی:: ترتیب‌

2 عمومی:: رویه‌

3 عمومی:: تدبیر

4 عمومی:: تمهید

5 عمومی:: ط‌رح‌

6 عمومی:: برنامه‌

7 عمومی:: نقشه‌

8 :: طرح

9 روان شناسی و مشاوره:: طرح‌واره

10 روان شناسی و مشاوره:: طرح‌واره

1 general:: noun conspiracy: It was a scheme to defraud the company.

2 general:: noun plan: We had a scheme to detect the danger. verb conspired: They schemed to overthrow the country.

3 general:: see BEST-LAID PLANS (SCHEMES).

4 general:: scheme ADJECTIVES/NOUN + scheme a major scheme • The government is introducing a major housebuilding scheme in the area. a new scheme • The new scheme aims to reduce street crime by 30%. an innovative scheme (= using new ideas ) • an innovative scheme to help the unemployed get back to work a grand scheme (= trying to achieve a lot ) • In the end, the government’s grand scheme came to nothing. a pilot scheme (= one that is tried on a small scale first to see if it is a good idea ) • The programme was introduced into 100 primary schools in a very successful pilot scheme. a training scheme • The company runs an apprentice training scheme. a pension scheme • Does your employer offer a pension scheme? a compensation/bonus etc scheme (= in which people receive compensation, a bonus etc ) • a new compensation scheme for accident victims an incentive scheme (= in which people receive money to persuade them to work harder ) • There is a generous incentive scheme for the sales force. verbs introduce/launch a scheme • The scheme was launched last autumn by the company’s education officer. run/operate a scheme • Parent volunteers help run the scheme. be covered by a scheme (= be able to benefit from a scheme ) • All employees are covered by the new bonus scheme.

5 general::   noun ADJ. major | ambitious, grand, grandiose | imaginative, ingenious, innovative | crazy, hare-brained, ill-conceived | successful | voluntary | pilot The project is based on a successful pilot scheme in Glasgow. | incentive, insurance, pension, recycling, share, training, etc. VERB + SCHEME have He has an ingenious scheme to attract funding. | come up with, design, devise, draw up, dream up, plan, prepare, propose, think up She's come up with a hare-brained scheme for getting her novel published. | approve | announce, establish, initiate, introduce, launch, organize, set up, start The government set up a scheme of limited public health assistance in 1992. | adopt, carry out, operate, run | back a government-backed scheme | be in, join, participate in, take part in | use | leave I opted to leave the company pension scheme. | abolish, wind up SCHEME + VERB offer sth, provide sth | allow sth, enable sth The scheme allows customers to trade in their own computer against the cost of a new one. | aim to, be aimed at sth, be designed for/to, involve sth a scheme involving local libraries | apply to sth, cover sth The scheme applies to families with three or more children. | go ahead, proceed The scheme has been given approval to go ahead. | succeed, work | collapse, fail PREP. in a/the ~ Schools in the scheme will receive an annual grant. | under a/the ~ Under the scheme, land would be sold to building companies. | ~ for Is this another one of your crazy schemes for making money? a training scheme for unemployed teenagers | ~ whereby a scheme whereby the elderly will be provided with help in the home