schedule

∗ ≈

el programa

∗ noun

schedule
[ˈskedjuːl, ˈʃedjuːl]
sustantivo
1programa (m) plan (m) (plan) (británico)
  • on schedule -> de acuerdo con el horario previsto (train, bus)
  • behind/ahead of schedule -> detrás de/por delante de lo programado or previsto
  • everything went according to schedule -> todo fue según las previsiones
  • I work to a very tight schedule -> tengo que cumplir unos plazos muy estrictos
2lista (f) or catálogo (m) de precios (comercio) (list of prices)
verbo transitivo
3programar
  • we're scheduled to arrive at 21.45 -> está previsto que lleguemos a las 21:45

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schedule [she-diul]
sustantivo
1Añadidura, aditamento. (Foro; Forense)
2Lista, catálogo.
3Plan, programa.
4Horario (de los trenes).
5Temario.
va. Incluir en una lista, catálogo o inventario; inventariar, hacer una lista de.

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schedule [ˈʃedjuːl] [ˈskedjuːl] (US)
noun
1 (timetable) [of work, visits, events] programa; (m) calendario; (m) [of trains, buses] horario; (m) (TV) (Rad) (often pl) programación; (f)
a busy/punishing schedule un programa calendario apretado/agotador;or una agenda apretada/agotadora; we are working to a very tight schedule tenemos un programa calendario de trabajo muy apretado;or the strike could threaten Christmas schedules la huelga podría afectar a la programación de Navidad
British Sky has to have its programme schedules approved by the IBA this autumn's Saturday evening schedules the late-running match disrupted schedules exercise can provide \a much-needed break in a hectic schedule\, give you time to distance yourself from problems unless he rests over the next few days his \punishing schedule\ will only make the illness worse According to the schedule, the train was due at 1600 hours Lithuania's fate was tied to the schedule of events in the Gulf Announcements pertaining to the week's schedule of events are made at Sunday night dinner
everything went according to schedule todo sucedió según se había previsto; the work is behind/ahead of schedule el trabajo lleva retraso/va adelantado (con respecto al programa calendario);or I was running one hour behind schedule llevaba una hora de retraso con respecto a mi agenda
work on the project is two months behind schedule The show opened May 25, only ten days behind schedule
the train arrived on/ahead of schedule el tren llegó a la hora prevista/antes de lo previsto
2 (list) [of contents, goods, charges] lista; (f)
most brokerage firms have fixed fee schedules that are applied to small transactions British Gas's schedule of industrial charges
3 (Jur) inventario; (m)
verb:transitive
(programme, timetable) [+meeting] programar; fijar; [+TV programmes] programar; [+trains, planes] programar el horario de
the meeting is scheduled for seven o'clock to begin at seven o'clockor la reunión está programada fijada para las siete;or the plane is scheduled for two o'clock to land at two o'clockor la hora de llegada prevista del avión es a las dos; an election was scheduled for last December se habían programado planeado unas elecciones para el pasado mes de diciembre;or you are scheduled to speak for 20 minutes según el programa hablarás durante 20 minutos; I have nothing scheduled for Friday no tengo nada programado planeado para el viernes;or I've scheduled an appointment with the doctor he pedido hora con el médico; a second attempt to schedule a presidential debate has failed ha fracasado un segundo intento de fijar una fecha para el debate presidencial; this building is scheduled for demolition se ha previsto la demolición de este edificio
some swimming pools schedule special swimming hours for older people The United States has been trying to schedule a conference by the end of October , such as a festival, involves a great deal of organising the meeting was scheduled for Monday at 2.00pm The first step is to schedule an appointment with your doctor try to schedule fewer activities for that day they have scheduled a lot of new shows for the Autumn I schedule programmes the way I feel the channel ought to look airlines have a real incentive to schedule a plane at popular hours
as scheduled según lo previsto; de acuerdo con lo previsto

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Verb Conjugation for "schedule"

Imperative
  • schedule
  • you schedule
  • he/she schedules
  • we schedule
  • you schedule
  • they schedule
Preterite
  • I scheduled
  • you scheduled
  • he/she scheduled
  • we scheduled
  • you scheduled
  • they scheduled
Present Continuous
  • I am scheduling
  • you are scheduling
  • he/she is scheduling
  • we are scheduling
  • you are scheduling
  • they are scheduling
Present Perfect
  • I have scheduled
  • you have scheduled
  • he/she has scheduled
  • we have scheduled
  • you have scheduled
  • they have scheduled
Past Continuous
  • I was scheduling
  • you were scheduling
  • he/she was scheduling
  • we were scheduling
  • you were scheduling
  • they were scheduling
Past Perfect
  • I had scheduled
  • you had scheduled
  • he/she had scheduled
  • we had scheduled
  • you had scheduled
  • they had scheduled
Future
  • I will schedule
  • you will schedule
  • he/she will schedule
  • we will schedule
  • you will schedule
  • they will schedule
Future Perfect
  • I will have scheduled
  • you will have scheduled
  • he/she will have scheduled
  • we will have scheduled
  • you will have scheduled
  • they will have scheduled
Future Continuous
  • I will be scheduling
  • you will be scheduling
  • he/she will be scheduling
  • we will be scheduling
  • you will be scheduling
  • they will be scheduling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been scheduling
  • you have been scheduling
  • he/she has been scheduling
  • we have been scheduling
  • you have been scheduling
  • they have been scheduling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been scheduling
  • you will have been scheduling
  • he/she will have been scheduling
  • we will have been scheduling
  • you will have been scheduling
  • they will have been scheduling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been scheduling
  • you had been scheduling
  • he/she had been scheduling
  • we had been scheduling
  • you had been scheduling
  • they had been scheduling
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