Definition of plotter in English:

plotter

noun ˈplɒtəˈplɑdər

1Someone who secretly makes plans to do something illegal or harmful; a conspirator.
the trial of alleged coup plotters
Example sentencesExamples
- The Russians could not be allowed, in putting the mutiny down, to decimate the force on which the plotters planned to rely.
- Now, we don't know who the coup plotters are.
- Geoffrey was one of the key plotters against his father, rising twice in rebellion.
- Who were the plotters, the conspirators?
- All the plotters agree they want to get rid of him.
- The plotters escaped from London for the Midlands.
- In his confession, Fawkes claimed that he was approached by Thomas Wintour in the Easter of 1604 to join the plotters.
- Three weeks after the attack, one of the principal plotters had been arrested, and other arrests quickly followed.
- Perez told reporters that one of the plotters would then become the coup leader.
- The names and details were duly supplied by the plotters.
- His efforts to recover control drove the plotters to drastic action.
- The state said he was one of the key plotters.
- Asked to comment on the plot rumours, Mandela reiterated his confidence in the three alleged plotters.
- One of the plotters was a man called Francis Tresham.
- Others decided to spill the beans about the 25 Tory tea-room plotters.
- Guy Fawkes and the plotters wanted to strike.
- The coup failed, and 69 accused coup plotters were later executed after secret trials before military tribunals.
- They are plotters, dissemblers, manipulators, murderers of children, fanatics.
- The plotters were arrested in September 2006, just a few months after the country broke away from Serbia.
- He celebrated 40 years of being the most famous plotter on the planet.
Synonyms
conspirator, co-conspirator, schemer, intriguer
planner
rare machinator, conspirer, Machiavellian, cabalist
2A piece of equipment that marks out points on a chart.
a GPS chart plotter
Example sentencesExamples
- I was an AutoCAD user, back in the days when pen plotters were the state-of-the-art.
- All of these programs will print their patterns on an ordinary home computer printer or a plotter.
- He told us that a list of waypoints can be accessed by pressing the "WPT" button on the chart plotter.
- Once aboard, your chart plotter safely brings you to your deserted isle.
- When color output is needed, the CAD operator matches the color number with the plotter's pen number.
- The platform also offers new elements for user interfaces, and better capacity for integration with corporate networks, applications and peripheral equipment, such as plotters, scanners, etc.
- We also use electronic charts with our GPS chart plotter.
- Chart plotters are among today's most popular electronic navigation aids.
- The main piece of equipment he uses is the GPS plotter.
- The prototype uses a writing arm similar to an architectural plotter to sign books.
- A high-quality color printer / plotter is in high demand during regular business hours.
- They used fourteen 67-foot rolls of paper on their plotter, producing mission-specific maps and intelligence products.
- Another downside to this situation is that data, including GPS waypoints, will be lost when the plotters are updated.
- Here you select a plotter, plot style table, a variety of plot options, and the final paper size in the Page Setup Manager.
- Features include a large LCD and a plotter for interactive real-time viewing and for producing paper records.
- Plotters used for real time navigation should be controlled by dedicated keypads with perhaps a few "soft" keys.
- Less than a decade ago, the electrostatic plotter was the top-of-the-line plotter.
- Integrating cartography with the GPS position information creates a true chart plotter rather then a simple course plotter.
- GPS, radars, and chart plotters are computerized electronic devices and are subject to periodic failures.
- The course plotters built into many GPS receivers are the most basic.

Rhymes

blotter, cotta, cottar, dotter, gotta, hotter, jotter, knotter, otter, pelota, potter, ricotta, rotter, spotter, squatter, terracotta, totter, trotter

Definition of plotter in US English:

plotter

nounˈplɑdərˈplädər

1Someone who secretly makes plans to do something illegal or harmful; a conspirator.
the trial of alleged coup plotters
Example sentencesExamples
- The Russians could not be allowed, in putting the mutiny down, to decimate the force on which the plotters planned to rely.
- The plotters were arrested in September 2006, just a few months after the country broke away from Serbia.
- Three weeks after the attack, one of the principal plotters had been arrested, and other arrests quickly followed.
- The names and details were duly supplied by the plotters.
- Geoffrey was one of the key plotters against his father, rising twice in rebellion.
- One of the plotters was a man called Francis Tresham.
- The state said he was one of the key plotters.
- He celebrated 40 years of being the most famous plotter on the planet.
- The coup failed, and 69 accused coup plotters were later executed after secret trials before military tribunals.
- Who were the plotters, the conspirators?
- Others decided to spill the beans about the 25 Tory tea-room plotters.
- They are plotters, dissemblers, manipulators, murderers of children, fanatics.
- Perez told reporters that one of the plotters would then become the coup leader.
- Asked to comment on the plot rumours, Mandela reiterated his confidence in the three alleged plotters.
- All the plotters agree they want to get rid of him.
- Guy Fawkes and the plotters wanted to strike.
- His efforts to recover control drove the plotters to drastic action.
- The plotters escaped from London for the Midlands.
- In his confession, Fawkes claimed that he was approached by Thomas Wintour in the Easter of 1604 to join the plotters.
- Now, we don't know who the coup plotters are.
Synonyms
conspirator, co-conspirator, schemer, intriguer
2A piece of equipment that marks out points on a chart.
a GPS chart plotter
Example sentencesExamples
- The prototype uses a writing arm similar to an architectural plotter to sign books.
- We also use electronic charts with our GPS chart plotter.
- The course plotters built into many GPS receivers are the most basic.
- GPS, radars, and chart plotters are computerized electronic devices and are subject to periodic failures.
- Chart plotters are among today's most popular electronic navigation aids.
- When color output is needed, the CAD operator matches the color number with the plotter's pen number.
- All of these programs will print their patterns on an ordinary home computer printer or a plotter.
- He told us that a list of waypoints can be accessed by pressing the "WPT" button on the chart plotter.
- They used fourteen 67-foot rolls of paper on their plotter, producing mission-specific maps and intelligence products.
- The platform also offers new elements for user interfaces, and better capacity for integration with corporate networks, applications and peripheral equipment, such as plotters, scanners, etc.
- The main piece of equipment he uses is the GPS plotter.
- Features include a large LCD and a plotter for interactive real-time viewing and for producing paper records.
- Once aboard, your chart plotter safely brings you to your deserted isle.
- Integrating cartography with the GPS position information creates a true chart plotter rather then a simple course plotter.
- I was an AutoCAD user, back in the days when pen plotters were the state-of-the-art.
- A high-quality color printer / plotter is in high demand during regular business hours.
- Less than a decade ago, the electrostatic plotter was the top-of-the-line plotter.
- Another downside to this situation is that data, including GPS waypoints, will be lost when the plotters are updated.
- Plotters used for real time navigation should be controlled by dedicated keypads with perhaps a few "soft" keys.
- Here you select a plotter, plot style table, a variety of plot options, and the final paper size in the Page Setup Manager.

单词	plotter
释义	Definition of plotter in English: plotter noun ˈplɒtəˈplɑdər 1Someone who secretly makes plans to do something illegal or harmful; a conspirator. the trial of alleged coup plotters Example sentencesExamples The Russians could not be allowed, in putting the mutiny down, to decimate the force on which the plotters planned to rely. Now, we don't know who the coup plotters are. Geoffrey was one of the key plotters against his father, rising twice in rebellion. Who were the plotters, the conspirators? All the plotters agree they want to get rid of him. The plotters escaped from London for the Midlands. In his confession, Fawkes claimed that he was approached by Thomas Wintour in the Easter of 1604 to join the plotters. Three weeks after the attack, one of the principal plotters had been arrested, and other arrests quickly followed. Perez told reporters that one of the plotters would then become the coup leader. The names and details were duly supplied by the plotters. His efforts to recover control drove the plotters to drastic action. The state said he was one of the key plotters. Asked to comment on the plot rumours, Mandela reiterated his confidence in the three alleged plotters. One of the plotters was a man called Francis Tresham. Others decided to spill the beans about the 25 Tory tea-room plotters. Guy Fawkes and the plotters wanted to strike. The coup failed, and 69 accused coup plotters were later executed after secret trials before military tribunals. They are plotters, dissemblers, manipulators, murderers of children, fanatics. The plotters were arrested in September 2006, just a few months after the country broke away from Serbia. He celebrated 40 years of being the most famous plotter on the planet. Synonyms conspirator, co-conspirator, schemer, intriguer planner rare machinator, conspirer, Machiavellian, cabalist 2A piece of equipment that marks out points on a chart. a GPS chart plotter Example sentencesExamples I was an AutoCAD user, back in the days when pen plotters were the state-of-the-art. All of these programs will print their patterns on an ordinary home computer printer or a plotter. He told us that a list of waypoints can be accessed by pressing the "WPT" button on the chart plotter. Once aboard, your chart plotter safely brings you to your deserted isle. When color output is needed, the CAD operator matches the color number with the plotter's pen number. The platform also offers new elements for user interfaces, and better capacity for integration with corporate networks, applications and peripheral equipment, such as plotters, scanners, etc. We also use electronic charts with our GPS chart plotter. Chart plotters are among today's most popular electronic navigation aids. The main piece of equipment he uses is the GPS plotter. The prototype uses a writing arm similar to an architectural plotter to sign books. A high-quality color printer / plotter is in high demand during regular business hours. They used fourteen 67-foot rolls of paper on their plotter, producing mission-specific maps and intelligence products. Another downside to this situation is that data, including GPS waypoints, will be lost when the plotters are updated. Here you select a plotter, plot style table, a variety of plot options, and the final paper size in the Page Setup Manager. Features include a large LCD and a plotter for interactive real-time viewing and for producing paper records. Plotters used for real time navigation should be controlled by dedicated keypads with perhaps a few "soft" keys. Less than a decade ago, the electrostatic plotter was the top-of-the-line plotter. Integrating cartography with the GPS position information creates a true chart plotter rather then a simple course plotter. GPS, radars, and chart plotters are computerized electronic devices and are subject to periodic failures. The course plotters built into many GPS receivers are the most basic. Rhymes blotter, cotta, cottar, dotter, gotta, hotter, jotter, knotter, otter, pelota, potter, ricotta, rotter, spotter, squatter, terracotta, totter, trotter Definition of plotter in US English: plotter nounˈplɑdərˈplädər 1Someone who secretly makes plans to do something illegal or harmful; a conspirator. the trial of alleged coup plotters Example sentencesExamples The Russians could not be allowed, in putting the mutiny down, to decimate the force on which the plotters planned to rely. The plotters were arrested in September 2006, just a few months after the country broke away from Serbia. Three weeks after the attack, one of the principal plotters had been arrested, and other arrests quickly followed. The names and details were duly supplied by the plotters. Geoffrey was one of the key plotters against his father, rising twice in rebellion. One of the plotters was a man called Francis Tresham. The state said he was one of the key plotters. He celebrated 40 years of being the most famous plotter on the planet. The coup failed, and 69 accused coup plotters were later executed after secret trials before military tribunals. Who were the plotters, the conspirators? Others decided to spill the beans about the 25 Tory tea-room plotters. They are plotters, dissemblers, manipulators, murderers of children, fanatics. Perez told reporters that one of the plotters would then become the coup leader. Asked to comment on the plot rumours, Mandela reiterated his confidence in the three alleged plotters. All the plotters agree they want to get rid of him. Guy Fawkes and the plotters wanted to strike. His efforts to recover control drove the plotters to drastic action. The plotters escaped from London for the Midlands. In his confession, Fawkes claimed that he was approached by Thomas Wintour in the Easter of 1604 to join the plotters. Now, we don't know who the coup plotters are. Synonyms conspirator, co-conspirator, schemer, intriguer 2A piece of equipment that marks out points on a chart. a GPS chart plotter Example sentencesExamples The prototype uses a writing arm similar to an architectural plotter to sign books. We also use electronic charts with our GPS chart plotter. The course plotters built into many GPS receivers are the most basic. GPS, radars, and chart plotters are computerized electronic devices and are subject to periodic failures. Chart plotters are among today's most popular electronic navigation aids. When color output is needed, the CAD operator matches the color number with the plotter's pen number. All of these programs will print their patterns on an ordinary home computer printer or a plotter. He told us that a list of waypoints can be accessed by pressing the "WPT" button on the chart plotter. They used fourteen 67-foot rolls of paper on their plotter, producing mission-specific maps and intelligence products. The platform also offers new elements for user interfaces, and better capacity for integration with corporate networks, applications and peripheral equipment, such as plotters, scanners, etc. The main piece of equipment he uses is the GPS plotter. Features include a large LCD and a plotter for interactive real-time viewing and for producing paper records. Once aboard, your chart plotter safely brings you to your deserted isle. Integrating cartography with the GPS position information creates a true chart plotter rather then a simple course plotter. I was an AutoCAD user, back in the days when pen plotters were the state-of-the-art. A high-quality color printer / plotter is in high demand during regular business hours. Less than a decade ago, the electrostatic plotter was the top-of-the-line plotter. Another downside to this situation is that data, including GPS waypoints, will be lost when the plotters are updated. Plotters used for real time navigation should be controlled by dedicated keypads with perhaps a few "soft" keys. Here you select a plotter, plot style table, a variety of plot options, and the final paper size in the Page Setup Manager.
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