plotter
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++plot·ter /ˈplɒtə $ ˈplɑːtər/ noun [countable] 1 someone who makes a secret plan to harm a person or organization, especially a political leader or government 阴谋家；秘密策划者 The plotters were caught and executed. 那些密谋者被逮捕并处决了。2. a computer program that turns facts, numbers etc into a graph or chart 〔计算机〕绘图程序
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plotter• The setup should be expanded to take in a plotter for graphic and map output.• Thao had been a compulsive plotter, while An, the consummate journalist, had seemed so detached.• One problem for any coup plotters was what to do with the Shah if Mossadeq were removed.• Cheaper flatbed plotters, capable of plotting on sheets of A4 or A3 size paper, can be interfaced to personal computers.• Switch instantly between dynamic graphic plotter displays and alpha-numeric presentations.• The map generated by these commands is not sent directly to the plotter.• Security services had begun investigations whereupon the plotters had stopped.• The plotters were arrested and spent a year in jail awaiting trial.plot·ter nounChineseSyllable
Corpus a plan someone a to who makes secret harm
plotter
plot‧ter /ˈplɒtə $ ˈplɑːtər/
noun [countable]
1. someone who makes a secret plan to harm a person or organization, especially a political leader or government:
The plotters were caught and executed.
2. a computer program that turns facts, numbers etc into a graph or chart
plot‧ter /ˈplɒtə $ ˈplɑːtər/
noun [countable]1. someone who makes a secret plan to harm a person or organization, especially a political leader or government:
2. a computer program that turns facts, numbers etc into a graph or chart