timetable
/ˈtaɪmˌteɪbəl/
verb
- To schedule or plan according to a timetable.
- She timetabled her study sessions to prepare for exams.
- We need to timetable the deliveries carefully.
- The manager timetabled the meetings for the entire month.
noun
- A schedule showing the times at which events, such as classes, trains, or meetings, are planned to happen.
- The school timetable lists all classes from Monday to Friday.
- I need to update my work timetable for next week.
- Check the train timetable before you leave for the station.
- A plan or schedule for completing a project or achieving a goal.
- The team agreed on a timetable for finishing the new software.
- We have a strict timetable for the construction project.
- The teacher gave us a timetable for submitting our essays.