scheduling

Pluralschedulings (some meanings)

1. 1
   verb

   Present participle of schedule. Use it for the ongoing act of setting times for things.

   The manager is scheduling extra shifts for the holidays.

   We are scheduling the deliveries one day apart.

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2. 2
   noununcountable

   The job of planning when each task or event should happen.

   Like deciding the order to do your chores so you finish faster.

   Good scheduling keeps the factory running without delays.

   Scheduling is a big part of running a busy clinic.

   Similarplanning, timing, timetabling, programming, organization

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3. 3
   nouncountable

   The act of putting an event into a timed plan, or the ordered plan you get.

   Like sorting your week into a neat list of what happens when.

   A careful scheduling of the talks avoided any clashes.

   Each scheduling lists the rooms and the start times.

   Similararrangement, allocation, timetable, plan, ordering

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4. 4
   nouncountable

   The set time when a certain event is meant to happen.

   The show got a late-night scheduling, so most kids never saw it.

   We moved the scheduling to a later hour.

   Similarslot, timing, showing, time

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