The schedule
Example: The schedule shows planned activities for each day
Definition
"The schedule" is a plan that outlines the times at which specific events or activities are intended to occur, often organized by day or hour, helping individuals or groups manage their time efficiently.
Etymology
"The schedule" originates from the Middle English word 'schedule,' which came from the Old French 'cedule,' meaning a slip of paper or a note. This, in turn, derived from the Latin 'schedula,' a diminutive of 'scheda,' meaning a leaf of paper. Did you know the word originally referred to a written list or document before evolving into its modern meaning of a time plan?
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"The schedule" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (A2) - set 4", containing 116 commonly used words.
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