Expressions used in Everyday Spoken English in Social and Professional contexts
schedule
schedule
1) a record or plan for a particular time in the future
- How to MemorizePopularity HighProfessional HighSocial
- check my schedule, a scheduled event, scheduled for next week
- AnalysisA schedule is a plan for carrying out an event or a process and their intended times. A schedule can also mean a formal list or itemisation of things that need to be documented or addressed. As a verb, to schedule, something means to plan for something to happen at a specific time or place or to make arrangements for something to happen. you can say something is going 'to schedule' if it is running on time or according to plan.
- Social Examples (Basic)
- I don't know if I'm available on Monday. Let me check my schedule.
- Everything is ready. We should schedule the launch for next month.
- The boxing match will be a scheduled event, next Friday at 7pm.
- Our meeting has been scheduled for Monday morning at 9am. Please be there.
- Please schedule a meeting for next week. We need to discuss this.
- Professional Examples (Basic)
- Our meeting has been scheduled for Monday morning at 9am. Please be there.
- Please schedule a meeting for next week. We need to discuss this.
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