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planning
/ˈplænɪŋ/
When used as a noun, "planning" is typically uncountable. You would say "a lot of planning" rather than "many plannings." As a verb form (the present participle), it can be used to describe an ongoing action or as part of a continuous tense, such as "I am planning." In professional contexts, "urban planning" or "strategic planning" are common terms referring to the organized design of cities or business goals.
💬Casual Conversation
yo we still planning the raid for tonight or r u throwing?
bet. just gotta wait for my pc to reboot.
Meanings
The process of making plans for something to happen in the future.
"Careful planning is essential for a successful project."
To decide on and arrange in advance the details of an event or activity.
"They are planning a surprise party for her birthday."
To make preparations or arrangements for something.
"We are currently planning for the upcoming winter season."