American English
/ˈskɛ.ʤl̩/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
A plan that shows when events or activities will happen.
“Schedule” is commonly pronounced /ˈskɛ.ʤl̩/ or /ˈskɛ.ʤuɫ/. Both are correct in American English.
A plan that shows when events or activities will happen.
Check the bus schedule before you leave.
The schedule for the conference is online.
bus schedule · class schedule · daily schedule · follow the schedule
the schedule for + event
on + the schedule
The times when a person is expected to work, or a plan showing those times.
My work schedule changes every week.
She has a flexible schedule.
work schedule · flexible schedule · fixed schedule · change your schedule
someone's + work schedule
a + flexible + schedule
To choose and record a time for an event or activity.
We scheduled the meeting for Friday.
The flight is scheduled to leave at six.
schedule a meeting · schedule an appointment · schedule a flight · schedule maintenance
schedule + something + for + a time
be scheduled + to + verb
earlier than planned
The project finished ahead of schedule.
later or slower than planned
The train is behind schedule.
happening as planned or at the planned time
The repairs are on schedule.
The final e is dropped before -ing: scheduling.