reschedule
word
/ɹiˈskɛdʒuɫ/
ree-SKEJ-ool
/ɹɪstʃˈɛdjuːl/
ree-SHED-yool
Definition
To arrange a new time or date for something that was already planned, usually a meeting or appointment.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used for meetings, appointments, or events. Can be formal or informal. Commonly follows: 'Can we reschedule?' or 'reschedule for another day.' Don't confuse with 'cancel' (to end) vs 'postpone' (delay, but not necessarily set a new date immediately).
Spanish: reprogramar - cambiar de fechaPortuguese (BR): reagendar - remarcarPortuguese (PT): reagendar - remarcarChinese (Simplified): 重新安排 - 改期Chinese (Traditional): 重新安排 - 改期Hindi: फिर से निर्धारित करना - समय बदलनाArabic: إعادة جدولة - تغيير الموعدBengali: তারিখ পরিবর্তন করা - পুনঃনির্ধারণ করাRussian: перенести - переназначитьJapanese: 予定を変更する - 日程を変更するVietnamese: dời lịch - sắp xếp lại lịchKorean: 일정을 변경하다 - 다시 잡다Turkish: yeniden planlamak - başka bir tarihe almakUrdu: نئی تاریخ دینا - دوبارہ مقرر کرناIndonesian: menjadwalkan ulang - ubah jadwal
Example Sentences
I need to reschedule my doctor's appointment.
basic
They decided to reschedule the event because of bad weather.
basic
Sorry, something came up—can we reschedule for next week?
natural
If you can't make it today, we can always reschedule.
natural
Let me check my calendar and see when we can reschedule.
natural
Can we reschedule our meeting for tomorrow?
basic