How to Say “Blueprint” in Spanish

plano
/ˈplano/
The English phrase 'blueprint' is translated into Spanish as plano.
If you are using 'blueprint' metaphorically to mean a detailed plan of action rather than a physical drawing, plan de acción is a more natural choice than plano. When discussing these plans, you might use the verb presentar to mean 'to present' or revisar to mean 'to review'.
Meaning: any detailed plan of action (noun)

Which one should you use?

In a technical context, plano specifically refers to an architectural or engineering drawing.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of plano is planos.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈplano/

Did you know?

  • While plano refers to a map or blueprint, Spanish uses the word mapa for geographical regions. You would ask for a plano of a city but a mapa of a country.
  • The word plano is a 'learned borrowing' from Latin, which means it was consciously reintroduced into the language by scholars rather than evolving naturally through speech.
  • The word plano can be used as an adjective to describe someone who is 'flat' or lacks depth in their personality or artistic expression.

Examples in context

  • Este es el plano del edificio
    This is the blueprint of the building
  • El ingeniero presentó el documento técnico con el plano del puente
    The engineer presented the technical document with the blueprint of the bridge
  • En este croquis, se ve cómo será la distribución de las habitaciones
    In this blueprint, you can see how the rooms will be arranged
  • Mira este planito que hice de nuestra futura casa
    Look at this little blueprint I made of our future house
  • Aquí tienes un esquema de la distribución de la sala
    Here's a blueprint of the living room layout
  • Necesito el plano eléctrico de la casa
    I need the electrical blueprint of the house
  • Estos son los planos originales del edificio
    These are the original blueprints of the building
  • Estamos elaborando el plano de la casa
    We are working on the blueprint of the house
  • El arquitecto presentó el plano de la estructura
    The architect presented the blueprint of the structure
  • Debemos revisar el plano antes de comenzar la construcción
    We need to review the blueprint before starting the construction
  • Los planos de la casa están listos.
    The blueprints for the house are ready.
  • El plano de la casa es muy detallado.
    The blueprint of the house is very detailed.
  • Necesitamos revisar el plano antes de empezar.
    We need to review the blueprint before starting.
  • El arquitecto dibujó un plano nuevo.
    The architect drew a new blueprint.

Example conversation

Sofía and Javier are discussing a renovation project in a living room.

  1. Sofía

    ¿Tienes el plano de la cocina, Javier?
    Do you have the blueprint for the kitchen, Javier?
  2. Javier

    Sí, lo tengo aquí en la mesa.
    Yes, I have it here on the table.
  3. Sofía

    Perfecto, quiero ver los cambios que hiciste.
    Perfect, I want to see the changes you made.
  4. Javier

    Mira, este es el plano definitivo.
    Look, this is the final blueprint.

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