Slated Meaning in English

word · lemma: slate

US

ˈsɫeɪtɪd

SLAY-tid

UK

slˈeɪtɪd

slay-TID

التعريف

If something is slated, it is planned or scheduled to happen at a particular time. It often appears in formal or news contexts to show official or expected plans.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common in news headlines and formal writing. Usually used in passive form ('slated to' or 'slated for'). Do not confuse with the slang meaning 'criticized', which is more common in UK English. Main collocations: 'slated for release', 'slated to begin', 'slated event'.

• Spanish: programado - planeado - previsto
• Portuguese (BR): programado - planejado
• Portuguese (PT): agendado - planeado
• Chinese (Simplified): 计划 - 安排
• Chinese (Traditional): 計劃 - 安排
• Hindi: निर्धारित - निर्धारित किया गया
• Arabic: مقرر - مُجَدْوَل
• Bengali: পরিকল্পিত - নির্ধারিত
• Russian: запланирован - намечен
• Japanese: 予定されている
• Vietnamese: dự kiến - được lên kế hoạch
• Korean: 예정된
• Turkish: planlanmış - programlanmış
• Urdu: طے شدہ - مقررہ
• Indonesian: dijadwalkan - direncanakan

جمل نموذجية

The concert is slated for next Friday.

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The movie is slated to release this summer.

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The meeting is slated to begin at 10 a.m.

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The new school is slated for completion by next year.

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They’re slated to launch their product in the fall.

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Three new stores are slated for this area next year.

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