schedules

word · lemma: schedule

/ˈskɛdʒuɫz/
/ʃˈɛdjuːlz/

Definition

Lists or plans that show the times that events or tasks are planned to happen. Can refer to timetables for transportation, personal agendas, or lists of appointments.

Usage & Nuances

Used for both countable and plural forms: "bus schedules", "work schedules", etc. As a verb, 'schedules' (third person) means to arrange or plan something. Often confused with 'agenda' (for meetings) or 'timeline' (for project planning). Common phrases: 'tight schedules', 'conflicting schedules', 'daily schedules'.

Example Sentences

Our bus schedules change on weekends.

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The school gives new schedules every year.

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Doctors follow busy schedules every day.

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"Let me check our schedules before we make plans."

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Our schedules keep getting busier every month.

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I love planning trips but matching everyone's schedules is a headache.

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