brew a plot
Definition of brew a plot - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
secrecyplan something secretly
- They met in the dark to brew a plot against the king.
- The rebels began to brew a plot against the government.
- She tried to brew a plot to overthrow the committee.
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Expressions with brew
prepare hot drinks, especially tea or coffee
She decided to brew up some coffee for the guests..
cause tension or disagreement to develop
The new policy might brew a conflict between the management and the employees.
secretly develop a plan
The group met to brew a plan without anyone knowing.
plan something secretly or dishonestly
They were brewing a scheme to steal the company's data.
create a lot of excitement or controversy
The new policy brewed up a storm among the employees.
plan a secret and harmful scheme
They were arrested for trying to brew a conspiracy against the government.
cause difficulties to develop
The new policy might brew trouble among the employees.
potent magical mixture
The cauldron bubbled with a witch's brew of strange ingredients.
dangerous or volatile combination of elements
The political climate was a witches' brew of tensions.
start a significant change or uprising
The activists aimed to brew a revolution against the oppressive regime.
strong and intoxicating drink
The heady brew left everyone feeling dizzy.
coffee made by steeping grounds in cold water
Cold brew coffee is smoother than regular coffee.
coffee made by steeping in cold water
I love starting my day with a cold brew.
beer made in a traditional way by a small brewery
He prefers craft brew over mass-produced beer.
carbonated soft drink with a unique flavor
He ordered an iron brew with his meal.
currently being prepared or developed
A new project is on the brew at the company.
Expressions with plot
plan the storyline of a narrative
She decided to plot out her novel before writing.
character's protection from harm due to plot importance
The hero survived again thanks to plot armor.
secretly plan something, usually bad
They hatched a plot to steal the jewels.
act confusedly or irrationally, losing clear thinking
He seems to have lost the plot during the meeting.
devise a scheme to ruin someone
They plotted her downfall to take over the company.
lose focus on important goals or principles
She lost the plot and forgot her main objectives.
the situation becomes more complex or mysterious
Just when we thought we knew everything, the plot thickens!
piece of land for specific purpose
The community garden is on a plot of ground donated by the city.
piece of ground owned or intended for building
They bought a plot of land to construct their new home.
small piece of ground with fixed borders often for building or farming
They bought a land plot on the edge of the village.
gap or inconsistency in a story's plot
The movie had a major plot hole that confused viewers.
decide and mark a path or direction to follow
The captain will plot a course to the nearest island.
unexpected change in a story's direction or outcome
The movie's plot twist left everyone in shock.
event that changes the story direction
The death of the hero was a major plot point.
secondary story embedded in the main story
The novel features a plot within a plot to add depth.
not understanding what is happening or being said
You have lost the plot if you think this argument is about money.
secret plan to carry out an act of terrorism
Authorities foiled a terrorist plot against the city center.
component of a story's plot
The twist was an unexpected plot element.
diagram summarizing dataset spread using quartiles, median and range
The report included a box plot to compare scores across classes.
element used to advance a story's plot
The mysterious letter was a clever plot device.
graph showing data points for two variables
The scatter plot shows the relationship between height and weight.
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- French:comploter, ...
- German:ein Komplott schmieden, ...
- Italian:ordire un complotto, ...
- Spanish:tramar un complot, ...
- Portuguese:tramar um plano, ...
- Chinese:策划阴谋, ...
- Japanese:陰謀を企てる, ...
- Arabic:دبَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִרְקוֹם מְזִמָּה, ...
- Russian:плести заговор, ...
- Ukrainian:замишляти змову, ...
- Hindi:षड्यंत्र रचना, ...
- Bengali:গোপনে পরিকল্পনা করা, ...
- Catalan:tramar un complot, ...
- Czech:osnovat, ...
- Danish:udklække en plan, ...
- Dutch:een complot smeden, ...
- Greek:συνωμοτώ, ...
- Hungarian:összeesküvést szőni, ...
- Khmer:ឃុបឃិត, ...
- Korean:음모를 꾸미다, ...
- Persian:نقشه کشیدن, ...
- Polish:knuć spisek, ...
- Portuguese (BR):tramar um plano, ...
- Romanian:a pune la cale un complot, ...
- Swedish:smida en komplott, ...
- Thai:วางแผนลับๆ, ...
- Turkish:gizlice plan yapmak, ...
- Vietnamese:lên kế hoạch bí mật, ...
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