noun / verb
schedule
SKEJ-ool/ˈskedʒuːl/
A plan for when activities will take place, or arranging that timing.
The planner shows a schedule of timed activities.
Etymology
A schedule was originally a little strip of paper, then a written slip listing details or particulars. This listing sense developed into the timetable sense, recorded in railway use.
In context
We're going to take the schedule and turn it into a list of tasks we need to complete a to-do list.
More examples
- She scheduled the interview for Tuesday.
- They have scheduled the repairs for next week.
- The organizers are scheduling the final sessions.
Forms
schedule · schedules · scheduled · scheduling
Similar words
- timetable
- A plan assigning times to events.
- agenda
- A list of matters to address, not necessarily precise times.