The timetable
Example: Timetable shows schedule of classes and lessons
Definition
"The timetable" is a schedule that shows the planned times for classes, lessons, or events within an educational context. It organizes when each activity takes place, helping students and teachers know what is happening and when throughout the day or week.
Etymology
The word "timetable" combines "time," from Old English 'tīma' meaning a limited period, and "table," from Latin 'tabula,' referring to a flat piece or chart. Together, "timetable" originally meant a chart displaying times for events or tasks, evolving to mean the schedule used in schools.
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"The timetable" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Education - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 110 commonly used words.
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