noun
timetable
TYM-tay-buhl
noun
1
A schedule listing when events, classes, or transport services occur.
"She checked the bus timetable before leaving the house."
verb
1
To arrange a fixed time for something.
"The meeting was timetabled for Thursday afternoon."
How to Use Timetable
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA schedule showing exactly when things happen, especially trains, buses, or classes.
UK vs US
British English favours "timetable" for school and transport schedules, where American English more often says "schedule".
Word Forms
timetabled past tense, timetables plural, timetables singular
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Etymology
A compound of time + table.