schedule
noun [ C ] uk/ˈʃedʒ.uːl/ us/ˈskedʒ.uːl/
B2 计划表;日程安排表;进度表
a list of planned activities or things to be done showing the times or dates when they are intended to happen or be done
a production schedule 生产进度表
a hectic/tight (= very busy) schedule 忙乱的／紧张忙碌的日程安排
Everything went according to schedule (= as had been planned). 一切按照日程安排进行。
B1 US (UK timetable)时刻表
a list of the times when events are planned to happen, for example the times when classes happen or when buses, etc. leave and arrive
The class schedule is available on the website. 课程表可在网站上查到。
a bus schedule 公共汽车时刻表
a schedule of talks at the convention 大会演讲日程表
formal清单，报表
an official list of things
a schedule of business expenses 业务开支清单
ahead of scheduleB2 提前
early
We expect the building work to be completed ahead of schedule. 我们希望建筑工程能提前竣工。
on scheduleB2 按时
not early or late
fall behind schedule 迟于预定时间
to do less work than you planned to do by a particular point in time
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- a punishing training schedule
- What's our schedule for this morning?
- The training schedule wasn't very well thought out.
- We are already two months behind schedule.
- If our schedules coincide, we'll go to Spain together.
schedule
verb [ T often passive ] uk/ˈʃedʒ.uːl/ us/ˈskedʒ.uːl/
B2 为…安排时间;安排，排定
to arrange that an event or activity will happen at a particular time
The meeting has been scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. 会议安排在明天下午。
[ + to infinitive ] The flight is scheduled to arrive at 8.45, but it's running 20 minutes late. 航班预定于8：45到达，但要晚点20分钟。
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- The orchestra has scheduled two major tours next season.
- The elections are scheduled for late November.
- Among those scheduled to attend are sculptor James West and painter Phoebe Watson..
- The world's largest casino is scheduled to open in New Orleans later this year.
- Open to under 14s, the competition is scheduled for July 3 and 5.