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    {'ʃedjul}
    I. 1. списък, каталог
    2. таблица
    3. разписание, план, програма
    on SCHEDULE, up to SCHEDULE навреме, точно
    behind SCHEDULE със закъснение/изоставане
    (according) to SCHEDULE по плана/разписанието
    full SCHEDULE пълна/запълнена програма, голяма/пълна заетост
    4. опис, инвентар
    II. 1. правя списък/опис/инвентар, включвам в списък/опис
    2. особ. ам. планирам, определям (по план), проектирам
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    {'shedjul} n 1. списък, каталог; 2. таблица; З. разписание; п(2) {'shedjul} v 1. правя списьк/опис/инвентар; включвам в сп
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    списък; разписание; каталог;
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    1. (according) to schedule по плана/разписанието 2. behind schedule със закъснение/изоставане 3. full schedule пълна/запълнена програма, голяма/пълна заетост 4. i. списък, каталог 5. ii. правя списък/опис/инвентар, включвам в списък/опис 6. on schedule, up to schedule навреме, точно 7. опис, инвентар 8. особ. ам. планирам, определям (по план), проектирам 9. разписание, план, програма 10. таблица
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    schedule[´ʃedju:l,ам.´skeduəl]I. n 1. разписание;( according) to \schedule поразписание;on \schedule точно,навреме;ahead of \schedule предсрочно,по-рано;the train was 10 minutes behind \schedule влакътзакъсняс10 минути;2. списък,каталог;3. таблица;II. v 1. определям;the speech is \scheduled for next Thursday речтаеопределеназаидващиячетвъртък;2. правясписък(опис);инвентаризирам;включвамвсписък(опис);каталогизирам.

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