schedule

/ˈskɛ.dʒu.əl/noun

A plan showing what will happen and when, often laid out as a list or table of times.

Example sentence

“According to the schedule, the next train leaves at 4:15.”

Pronunciation splits by country: 'SKED-jool' in America, 'SHED-yool' traditionally in Britain. 'On schedule' means on time.

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