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planeado

pla-ne-A-dopla.neˈa.ðo

planned

Also: scheduled, intended
A cheerful builder standing next to a perfectly marked foundation outline for a small house, holding a rolled-up architectural plan, emphasizing general preparation and arrangement.

📝 In Action

La excursión planeada para mañana fue cancelada por la lluvia.

A2

The excursion planned for tomorrow was canceled due to the rain.

Su discurso fue muy planeado, no dijo nada espontáneo.

B1

His speech was very planned; he didn't say anything spontaneous.

Tenemos unas vacaciones planeadas en la playa para agosto.

A2

We have a planned vacation at the beach for August.

Word Connections

Synonyms

Antonyms

Common Collocations

  • un proyecto planeado – a planned project
  • una estrategia planeada – a planned strategy

planned

Also: arranged
A triumphant hiker standing on a scenic mountain peak, pointing toward the successful path they have completed below, illustrating that the journey was well planned.
infinitiveplanear
gerundplaneando
past Participleplaneado

📝 In Action

Hemos planeado ir al cine este fin de semana.

A1

We have planned to go to the cinema this weekend.

¿Ya habías planeado la mudanza cuando me avisaste?

B1

Had you already planned the move when you told me?

Word Connections

Common Collocations

  • haber planeado – to have planned
  • ser planeado – to be planned (passive voice)

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "planeado" in Spanish:

arranged→intended→planned→scheduled→

✏️ Quick Practice

Quick Quiz: planeado

Question 1 of 1

Which sentence uses 'planeado' in a way that requires it to match the gender of the noun?

📚 More Resources

👥 Word Family▼
planear(to plan) — Verb
plan(plan) — Noun
planificación(planning) — Noun
🎵 Rhymes▼
📚 Etymology▼

Comes from the verb 'planear,' which itself developed from the Latin word *planus*, meaning 'flat' or 'level.' This is related to the idea of laying out something clearly or mapping out a course of action.

First recorded: Medieval Spanish

Cognates (Related words)

Italian: pianificatoPortuguese: planejado

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does 'planeado' change its ending (o/a/os/as)?

'Planeado' only changes its ending when it is used as an adjective (Definition 1), meaning it is describing a noun: 'la ruta planeada' (the planned route). When used with the helper verb 'haber' (Definition 2), it always stays 'planeado': 'Hemos planeado un viaje.'

Is 'planeado' related to the English word 'airplane'?

Yes, indirectly. Both words share the root meaning 'flat' or 'level.' An 'airplane' is a plane that moves through the air. The verb 'planear' can also mean 'to glide' (like an airplane or a bird), which is a less common but related meaning.