schedule
noun
verb
ˈʃedjuːl
noun
1
a
plan
of
what
someone
is
going
to
do
and
when
they
are
going
to
do
it
计划表，进度表，日程表
on
schedule
(at
the
planned
time)
按预定时间
The
majority
of
holiday
flights
depart
and
arrive
on
schedule.
大部分假日航班都能按时起降。
ahead
of/behind
schedule
(before
or
after
the
planned
time)
先于/迟于预定时间
Meg’s
new
book
is
still
well
ahead
of
schedule.
梅格的新书在进度上时间仍很充裕。
How
can
he
fit
everything
into
his
busy
schedule
?
他是怎么把所有的事情都排进他忙碌的时间表的？
I’m
going
to
be
working
to
a
very
tight
schedule
(=including
a
lot
of
things
that
must
be
done
in
a
short
time)
.
我的工作安排将会非常紧。
2
a
list
that
shows
the
times
that
buses,
trains
etc
leave
or
arrive
at
a
particular
place
[美] 〔公共汽车、火车等的〕时间表，时刻表;
AmE BrE
3
a
formal
list
of
something,
for
example
prices
一览表，清单，明细表
a
schedule
of
postal
charges
邮费价目表
verb
4
to
plan
that
something
will
happen
at
a
particular
time
排定，把…安排在，预定
be
scheduled
for
June/Monday
etc
The
elections
are
scheduled
for
mid-June.
选举预定在 6 月中旬举行。
be
scheduled
for
release/publication/completion
etc
Her
first
album
is
scheduled
for
release
in
September.
她的首张专辑定于 9 月份发行。
be
scheduled
to
do
sth
Meetings
are
scheduled
to
take
place
all
over
the
country.
会议安排在全国各地举行。
scheduled
flight/service
(a
plane
service
that
flies
at
the
same
time
every
day
or
every
week)
固定航班/服务
Prices
include
scheduled
flights
from
Heathrow.
价格包括从希思罗机场起飞的固定航班。
We
will
not
cancel
your
holiday
less
than
8
weeks
before
the
scheduled
departure
date
.
离预定的出发日期少于 8 个星期，我们就不可以取消你的度假行程。