scheme
noun B2plan, program, düzen B2
a systematic arrangement of ideas or actions intended to achieve a particular goal
The university introduced a scholarship scheme for low-income students.
- Our department's research scheme includes three major projects.
- The city council approved a housing scheme to address the shortage.
- International NGOs often collaborate on large-scale development schemes.
- Critics argued that the scheme's funding model was unsustainable in the long term.
- government scheme · devlet programı
- scheme of work · ders planı Teachers must submit their scheme of work before the semester starts.
- a scheme to do sth The company devised a scheme to reduce waste by 30 percent.
- a scheme for sth She presented a scheme for improving campus transportation.
sb: somebody · sth: something
simpler: design
entrika C1
a secret plan, especially one that is illegal or dishonest
The journalist exposed a scheme to manipulate election results.
- He was arrested for taking part in a money-laundering scheme.
- Rumors suggested a scheme to sabotage the competitor's product launch.
- Legal analysts debated whether the alleged scheme violated antitrust laws.
- Despite the elaborate scheme, the conspirators were eventually brought to justice.
- underlying scheme · gizli entrika Investigators uncovered an underlying scheme to embezzle funds.
- scheme of deception · aldatma planı The fraudster's scheme of deception fooled many investors.
- a scheme to do sth They uncovered a scheme to cheat investors.
sb: somebody · sth: something
similar: plotconspiracy