timetable

/ˈtaɪmˌteɪbəl/noun

A chart listing events and the times they happen, especially the arrival and departure times of trains or buses.

Example sentence

“Check the timetable to see when the last train leaves.”

British English; Americans say 'schedule' for both transport and school. Also a verb: 'the meeting is timetabled for noon'.

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