To plan on meaning in English

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Definition

to plan on (doing something): to anticipate (doing something), to intend (to do something) verb
I had planned on going to the park, but now it's raining. I hadn't anticipated the weather being so bad.
a plan: a list of things to do; a strategy noun
  • "I wasn't planning on making any more cosmetics purchases until early next year."
  • "I suggest you bring some sandwiches and perhaps a blanket and pillow, if you plan on sleeping or eating on the plane."
  • "I have a press release planned on the 11th to announce the launch of TigerLily, at the Grand Duke Hotel."
  • "I hope you aren't planning on flying down to the Amazon... the overhead would be gargantuan!"
  • "Philip : Plans on a Friday night, me?"

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