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plotter

noun B2
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komplocu, kumpasçı C1

a person who secretly plans or organizes a conspiracy or scheme, especially for illegal or unethical purposes

The police arrested the plotter who organized the robbery.

  • Journalists uncovered a plotter working inside the government.
  • He was labeled a plotter after the leaked documents showed his involvement.
  • The trial exposed the plotter's role in the international smuggling network.
  • Scholars debate whether the historical figure was a genuine plotter or a scapegoat.
  • plotter of a scheme · kumpasçı The investigation revealed a plotter of a large fraud scheme.
  • political plotter · politik komplocu He was known as a political plotter who manipulated elections.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: conspirator

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çizim cihazı, büyük ölçekli yazıcı B2

a computer-controlled device that draws vector graphics or prints large-format images, often used for engineering, architectural, or graphic design purposes

The designer exported the file and sent it to the plotter.

  • Students learned how to operate a plotter during the lab session.
  • The plotter produced a high-resolution map of the campus.
  • Because of the plotter's precision, the construction team avoided costly errors.
  • Advanced research projects often rely on plotters to visualize complex data sets.
  • large-format plotter · büyük ölçekli çizim cihazı The studio purchased a large-format plotter for billboard designs.
  • plotter printer · çizim yazıcısı Our office uses a plotter printer to produce detailed site plans.
  • CAD plotter · CAD çizim cihazı Engineers sent the blueprint to the CAD plotter for precise output.
  • use a plotter The architect used a plotter to render the building elevation.

sb: somebody · sth: something

simpler: printer

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