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scheduling [Brit ˈʃɛdjuːlɪŋ, Am ˈskɛdʒəlɪŋ] N

scheduling (of project, work): programmation f

scheduling (of monument) Brit: classification f

I. schedule [Brit ˈʃɛdjuːl, ˈskɛdjuːl, Am ˈskɛdʒəl] N

1. schedule:

schedule ADMIN, COMM, CONSTR: programme m

schedule (projected plan): prévisions fpl

building schedule: programme de construction

production schedule: prévisions de production

to be ahead of/behind schedule: être en avance/en retard sur les prévisions

to work to a tight schedule: travailler selon un programme serré

to keep to a schedule: suivre un programme

to draw up or make out a schedule: établir un programme

to be on schedule (for July): progresser comme prévu (pour l'échéance de juillet)

finished on schedule: fini à temps

according to schedule: comme prévu

a schedule of events: un calendrier

2. schedule (of appointments):

schedule: programme m

work schedule: programme de travail

a full/crowded schedule (gen) SPORTS: un programme chargé/très chargé

to fit sb/sth into one's schedule: intégrer qn/qc dans son programme

3. schedule TV:

schedule: programme m

autumn/winter schedule: programme d'automne/d'hiver

4. schedule TRANSP (timetable):

schedule: horaire m

bus/train schedule: horaire des bus/trains

to arrive on/ahead of/behind schedule: arriver à l'heure/en avance/en retard

5. schedule (list):

schedule COMM, LAW (of prices, charges): barème m

schedule (of repayments): taux m

schedule (of contents, listed buildings): inventaire m

schedule (to a contract): annexe f

as per the attached schedule: conformément à la liste ci-jointe

6. schedule Brit (tax form):

schedule: barème m d'imposition

II. schedule [Brit ˈʃɛdjuːl, ˈskɛdjuːl, Am ˈskɛdʒəl] VB trans

1. schedule:

schedule (plan) activity: prévoir

schedule (arrange) holiday, appointment: programmer

to do sth as scheduled: faire qc comme prévu

I am scheduled to speak at 2.00: je dois parler à 2 h

the plane is scheduled to arrive at 2.00: l'avion est attendu à 2 h

the station is scheduled for completion in 1997: la gare doit être terminée en 1997

2. schedule Brit ARCHEOL (list):

schedule building, site: inventorier

repayment schedule N

repayment schedule: échéancier m (de remboursement)

television schedule N (in newspaper)

television schedule: grille f (de programmes) TV

schedule some me time tonight: prends un peu de temps pour toi ce soir

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ordonnancement: scheduling

collocation: scheduling of creditors (in statement of affairs)

timing: schedule

échéancier FIN: schedule of due dates

échéancier (calendrier d'échéances): schedule of repayments

planning: schedule

respecter le planning: to keep to schedule

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I. schedule [ˈʃedju:l, Am ˈskedʒu:l] N

1. schedule (timetable):

schedule: emploi m du temps

to draw up/to stick a schedule: préparer/s'en tenir à un planning

to draw up/to stick a schedule of a bus, train, aircraft: horaire m

flight schedule: plan m de vol

2. schedule (plan):

according to schedule: selon les prévisions fpl

3. schedule FIN:

schedule: programme m

II. schedule [ˈʃedju:l, Am ˈskedʒu:l] VB trans

1. schedule (plan):

schedule: prévoir

2. schedule (arrange):

schedule: programmer

railroad schedule N

railroad schedule: horaire m des chemins de fer

rearrange schedule: modifier

to fall behind schedule: prendre du retard

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calendrier: schedule

horaire des vols: schedule

répartition d'un programme: scheduling

grille d'horaires: schedule

programmer: to schedule

emploi du temps: schedule

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I. schedule [ˈskedʒ·ul] N

1. schedule (timetable):

schedule: emploi m du temps

to draw up/to stick a schedule: préparer/s'en tenir à un planning

to draw up/to stick a schedule of a bus, train: horaire m

flight schedule: plan m de vol

2. schedule (plan):

according to schedule: selon les prévisions fpl

3. schedule FIN:

schedule: programme m

II. schedule [ˈskedʒ·ul] VB trans

1. schedule (plan):

schedule: prévoir

2. schedule (arrange):

schedule: programmer

rearrange schedule: modifier

to fall behind schedule: prendre du retard

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calendrier: schedule

horaire des vols: schedule

répartition d'un programme: scheduling

grille d'horaires: schedule

programmer: to schedule

emploi du temps très lourd: very busy schedule

emploi du temps: schedule

Present
I	schedule
you	schedule
he/she/it	schedules
we	schedule
you	schedule
they	schedule

Past
I	scheduled
you	scheduled
he/she/it	scheduled
we	scheduled
you	scheduled
they	scheduled

Present Perfect
I	have	scheduled
you	have	scheduled
he/she/it	has	scheduled
we	have	scheduled
you	have	scheduled
they	have	scheduled

Past Perfect
I	had	scheduled
you	had	scheduled
he/she/it	had	scheduled
we	had	scheduled
you	had	scheduled
they	had	scheduled

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to finish on schedule: finir selon les prévisions

to draw up/to stick a schedule: préparer/s'en tenir à un planning

to draw up/to stick a schedule of a bus, train, aircraft: horaire m

flight schedule: plan m de vol

according to schedule: selon les prévisions fpl

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Displaced workers fall behind in their mortgage payments and in providing health care to their families.

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Bodies moving slowly on the trailing side of the planet will gain energy, rise to a higher, slower, orbit, and thereby fall behind, similarly repelled.

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If some capitalists do this, all capitalists must do it, because those who do not will fall behind in competition.

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Many homeless students fall behind their peers in school due to behavioral disorders, and lack of attendance in school.

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Along with the conductor, the engineer monitors time to not fall behind schedule, nor leave stations early.

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