schedule
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1.6
- noun
- /ˈskɛdʒuːl/
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horario
- I checked my schedule to see if I was free for the meeting next week.
- work schedule
- project schedule
- course schedule
Yeah, it's all kind of the schedule changes hourly.
- Yeah, it's all kind of the schedule changes hourly.
- They walk you through their schedule leading up to that date.
- So he's a slave to the schedule, not to his ego.
- My coach told me if it's not on your schedule, it doesn't exist.
- The number one rule I follow is make a schedule that you can keep.
- And so, yeah, you know, my schedule kind of looked like this.
- I think that's a reasonable and tractable schedule to assess once a week.
- I mean so and then by making that make your schedule work around theirs.
- I thought I was, you know, running behind schedule because I was tired.
- What's in my schedule has been designed and planned.
Examples
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A high school band director sends the fall marching band competition schedule to all students' homes.
Academic text (2011) -
I'm on a tight schedule.
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How many things in your schedule are business things?
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The number one rule I follow is make a schedule that you can keep.
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And this Monday, Wednesday and Friday schedule will continue for a while.
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I started going less often; my work schedule changed, and it was more difficult to find time.
Fiction book (1991) -
Together, the client and I came up with a fee schedule for each of the various categories.
Academic text (2011) -
So what have you built into your schedule to help recharge the batteries?
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I hurriedly searched my pocket for the schedule I had received in the mail the previous week.
Fiction book (1990) -
During lunch, district leaders distribute schedules for professional development trainings and department meetings for the year.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
89
1.3
A list that shows when trains, buses, or exams start and finish
61
3.2
The list of programs a station plans to air
56
8.0
A list of court cases scheduled to be heard
1
2.7
A book or app that shows your planned appointments
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Etymology
Schedule comes from the Latin word schedula, a small 'slip of paper' used for notes. People used these slips to write dates and plans, so a schedule is a plan or list that shows when things will happen.