scheduled [ˈʃedjuːld] [ˈskedjuːld] (US)
adjective
[+date, time] previsto; programado; [+meeting, visit] programado at the scheduled time a la hora prevista programada;or a week before the scheduled date una semana antes de lo previsto programado;or
he has cancelled his scheduled visit to Japan they failed to return at the scheduled time he departed at the scheduled time Many people who arrived at the scheduled time had to wait several hours for the concert to starthad to wait several hours for the concert to start The two men unexpectedly followed their scheduled meeting with a private session lasting three hours
modifier
scheduled building (n) edificio protegido; (m)
scheduled flight (n) vuelo regular; (m) Many airlines have cancelled scheduled [flights] because of the action Lufthansa cancelled scheduled services to and from Hanover
scheduled stop (n) parada programada; (f) (Aer) escala programada; (f) this is not a scheduled stop Governor Clinton and President Bush have scheduled stops in Oregon and Washington to make a scheduled [stop] the plane made a scheduled stop in Miami for refueling