dibujar un plano
drawing a plane
The phrase 'dibujar un plano' in Spanish literally translates to 'draw a plane' in English. However, contextually it could mean drawing a flat, two-dimensional diagram, or a draft of a structure or model. For instance, in architecture or engineering contexts, 'dibujar un plano' will imply drafting a blueprint or plan. The phrase encompasses the action of creating a visual or diagrammatic representation of a structure or object in a planar or two-dimensional approach.
Example sentences using: dibujar un plano
Voy a dibujar un plano del nuevo edificio de la oficina.
I'm going to draw a plan of the new office building.
This phrase suggests that the speaker will create a detailed representation (a plan) for how the new office building would or should look.
Mi profesor me pidió que dibuje un plano de mi casa para la tarea de arte.
My teacher asked me to draw a plan of my house for art homework.
The speaker's teacher has given them an assignment in which they have to create a drawn plan of their house, potentially to practice architectural drawing or perspective.
¿Podrías dibujar un plano de cómo llegaste aquí?
Could you draw a plan of how you got here?
In this phrase, the speaker asks for a drawn plan, which in this context is likely to be a map or route, showing how the listener has arrived to the current location.