to schedule
- verb
- /ˈskɛdʒuːl/
- Now then, the hanging will go on as scheduled, 7:00 a.m. sharp.
- schedule a meeting
- schedule an appointment
- schedule a time
I was like, Oh yeah, I need to schedule time to process things.
- I was like, Oh yeah, I need to schedule time to process things.
- You could even schedule and keep track of your calendar, right?
- But in this case you can schedule podcasts and you have to show up.
- So we've made sure that we've scheduled that in for the end of the month.
- Plus you can schedule weekly video or phone sessions.
- On Thursday night, Ilya texts Sam asking to schedule a Google Meet call for Friday at noon.
- We are, we are trying to schedule him for next week, so look forward to that.
- You can order food to your room. You can schedule your off port escort or scorpions,
- Basically our guests we schedule in advance.
- So, like, I'll, you know, I'll schedule my blackouts.
- Then I'll schedule out what deals and transactions that I'm working on.
- He came right over to America and I was scheduled now this.
- Yeah, let's get it scheduled in for you're busy that day.
- Schedule in that massage you schedule in whatever you need to schedule in honey.
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Plus you can schedule weekly video or phone sessions.
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KLEB: Mercier is scheduled to give a presentation to the city planning commission, this afternoon.
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So now I schedule my family things first.
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I was like, Oh yeah, I need to schedule time to process things.
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We are, we are trying to schedule him for next week, so look forward to that.
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You can find the agent that you want to schedule the showing for as well.
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We'll try to schedule you for another day.
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Victoria scheduled our fertility appointment for today.
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Buffer is a great way to schedule posts to your social media.
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I need to schedule a meeting with the project team for next Tuesday.
Synonyms
To plan and organize something so it can happen
To plan the times and order of events
To officially schedule a person or event for a specific time
To assign a time or place for something
To plan something ahead of time
To put an event on a schedule so people know the time
To arrange a time and reserve a place for a class or appointment
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Etymology
Schedule comes from the Latin word schedula, a small 'slip of paper' for notes. So to schedule something is to put it on your plan or set a time for it.