1a scheme (to do sth/for doing sth) an official plan or system for doing or organizing sth (正式或官方的)计划,方案:
a new scheme to provide houses in the area给这个地区供应房屋的新计划a local scheme for recycling newspapers当地回收利用旧报纸的计划
2 a clever plan to do sth 聪明的办事方法或计划:
He's thought of a new scheme for making money fast.他想出了一个可迅速赚钱的新办法。☞Look at colour scheme. 参看colour scheme。
scheme²
/ski:m ||; skim/verb
[I,T] to make a secret or dishonest plan 策划阴谋;密谋:
She felt that everyone was scheming to get rid of her.她觉得人人都在耍阴谋想把她撵走。
scheme1/skim; skiːm/n [C]1 BrE an official plan that is intended to help people or to achieve something [ program AmE 【美】] 【英】〔用于帮助他人或实现某事的〕计划﹐规划﹐方案: +for a government training scheme for young people 政府为年轻人而设的培训计划a pension scheme 养老金计划scheme to do sth schemes to encourage people to recycle waste 鼓励人们回收利用废弃物的计划see box at见 PLAN1 方框2 an idea or plan that someone has, especially a slightly dishonest or stupid one〔尤指略带不诚实或愚蠢的〕计谋﹐诡计﹐阴谋: a crazy scheme for making money 疯狂的敛财计划
scheme2v [I] to make secret plans to get or achieve something, often dishonestly 搞阴谋﹐密谋: scheme to do sth politicians scheming to win votes 算计着拉选票的政客 —schemer n [C]
schemeschemeschemesschemedscheming2verb (schemes, scheming, schemed)to make secret plans to do something: She felt that they were all scheming against her.schemeschemeschemes1noun (British)a plan or a system for doing or organizing something: a local scheme for recycling newspapers