Pronunciation: /skedʒ.uːl/
noun a plan or list of things to be done or events to be held at a particular time
A1 I have a schedule for my classes this semester.
A2 She always follows a strict schedule for her daily tasks.
B1 The project manager created a detailed schedule for the team to follow.
B2 The conference schedule has been finalized and distributed to all attendees.
C1 The CEO's busy schedule includes meetings with clients and investors.
C2 The production schedule for the film had to be adjusted due to unforeseen circumstances.
verb to plan for a particular time or date
A1 I schedule my classes for next week.
A2 She schedules her work tasks in advance.
B1 The manager schedules regular meetings with the team.
B2 The project coordinator schedules all project milestones.
C1 The event planner schedules multiple events simultaneously.
C2 The pilot schedules flights for the entire week.
formal I have a very busy schedule this week with back-to-back meetings and deadlines.
informal Hey, do you want to check out my schedule and see if we can hang out this weekend?
slang I can't believe my boss just dumped more work on me, messing up my whole schedule.
figurative Life has a way of throwing unexpected curveballs into our carefully planned schedules.
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