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1. (n.) schedule
a plan of procedure, usu. written, for a proposed objective, esp. with reference to the sequence of events and the time allotted for each:
They completed the project on schedule.
2. schedule
a series of things to be done or of events to occur at or during a particular time or period:
He always has a full schedule.
3. schedule
a timetable.
4. schedule
a written or printed statement of details, often in tabular form, esp. as an addendum to another document.
5. schedule
Obs. a written paper.
6. (v.t.) schedule
to make a schedule of or enter in a schedule.
7. schedule
to plan for a certain date:
to schedule publication for June.
Etymology: (1350–1400; ME cedule, sedule < MF < LL schedula=sched(a) papyrus strip (alter. of L
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) agenda, docket, schedule
a temporally organized plan for matters to be attended to
2. (verb) schedule
an ordered list of times at which things are planned to occur
3. (verb) schedule
plan for an activity or event
"I've scheduled a concert next week"
4. (verb) schedule
make a schedule; plan the time and place for events
"I scheduled an exam for this afternoon"
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1. (noun) schedule
a plan that sets dates and times for actions to happen
the schedule for the project; a working parent's busy schedule
2. schedule
on schedule
doing sth or happening correctly according to the schedule
We're on schedule to finish in May.
3. schedule
behind schedule/ahead of schedule
later/earlier than the schedule says
They finished behind schedule.
4. schedule
a chart that shows when trains, buses, flights, etc. will arrive or leave
a bus schedule
5. (verb) schedule
to arrange a time or date for sth
She scheduled a meeting for 10:00.; a plane scheduled to leave at 9:26
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1. (noun) schedule
a written or printed scroll or sheet of paper; a document; especially, a formal list or inventory; a list or catalogue annexed to a larger document, as to a will, a lease, a statute, etc
2. (verb) schedule
to form into, or place in, a schedule
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Sense: a statement of details, especially of timing of activities, or of things to be done
a work schedule for next month.
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 Afrikaans: skedule |
 Arabic: جَدْوَل مَواعيد، بَرْنامَ |
 Bulgarian: разписание |
 Brazilian: programa |
 Czech: plán, rozpis |
 German: der Plan |
 Danish: plan; -plan |
 Greek: πρόγραμμα |
 Spanish: programa |
 Estonian: (töö)plaan, ajakava |
 Farsi: برنامه زمان بندي |
 Finnish: aikataulu |
 French: plan, horaire |
 Hebrew: לוּחַ זְמָנִים |
 Hindi: सूची, सारिणी, तालिका |
 Croatian: raspored, program |
 Hungarian: munkaterv; program; menet |
 Indonesian: jadwal |
 Icelandic: áætlun |
 Italian: programma, orario |
 Japanese: 予定表 |
 Korean: 일정(표) |
 Lithuanian: planas, tvarkaraštis |
 Latvian: plāns; saraksts; grafiks |
 Malay: jadual |
 Dutch: programma |
 Norwegian: (-)plan, program,–liste |
 Polish: plan |
 Persian: برنامه زمان بندي |
 Pashto: مهال ويش، ( تقسيم اوقات) |
 Portuguese: programa |
 Romanian: plan, orar |
 Russian: расписание |
 Slovak: plán, rozpis |
 Slovenian: načrt |
 Serbian: raspored |
 Swedish: schema, tidtabell, progra |
 Thai: ตารางเวลา |
 Turkish: program |
 Taiwanese: 時間表，進度表 |
 Ukrainian: графік; план |
 Urdu: نظام الاوقات |
 Vietnamese: kế hoạch |
 Chinese: 日程表，进度表 |
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