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1 ♦ schedule
♦ schedule /ˈʃɛdju:l, USA ˈskɛdʒəl/n.1 elenco; lista; distinta; prospetto; scaletta; specchietto; tabella: (fin., banca) schedule of rates, scaletta dei tassi; (naut.) schedule of freight rates, tabella dei noli2 programma, piano ( di lavoro, delle consegne, ecc.): schedule of operations, programma operativo; ahead of [behind] schedule, in anticipo [in ritardo] sulla tabella di marcia (o rispetto al previsto); I've got a busy (o a tight) schedule tomorrow, domani ho una giornata piena d'impegni3 (trasp.) orario: train schedule, orario ferroviario; on schedule, in orario: The plane was on schedule, l'aereo era in orario;5 (stat.) questionario; scheda8 (spec. Schedule; leg. USA, rif. a droghe) classe; categoria: Abuse of drugs in Schedule II may lead to physical dependence, l'abuso di droghe appartenenti alla classe II può condurre alla dipendenza● (ass.) schedule rate, tariffa tabellare □ ( according) to schedule, secondo la tabella di marcia; rispettando i tempi ( delle consegne, ecc.).(to) schedule /ˈʃɛdju:l, USA ˈskɛdʒəl/v. t.1 mettere in programma (o in calendario); programmare; fissare; stabilire: The meeting of creditors has been scheduled for next week, l'assemblea dei creditori è stata fissata per la prossima settimana3 mettere in lista; elencare; fare una lista di5 (comput.) pianificare; schedulare; programmare6 (cronot.) tempificare. -
2 schedule
I ['ʃedjuːl] [AE 'skedʒʊl]1) amm. comm. ing. programma m.; (projected plan) piano m., prospetto m.ahead of, behind schedule — in anticipo, in ritardo rispetto ai piani o alla tabella di marcia
to draw up o make out a schedule stabilire una scaletta; to be on schedule procedere come previsto; finished on schedule finito in tempo o nei tempi stabiliti; according to schedule come previsto, come da programma; a schedule of events — un calendario o un elenco di eventi
2) (of appointments) programma m.to fit sb., sth. into one's schedule — inserire qcn., qcs. tra i propri impegni
3) (timetable) orario m.bus, train schedule — orario degli autobus, dei treni
to arrive on, ahead of, behind schedule — arrivare in orario, in anticipo, in ritardo
4) comm. dir. (list) (of charges) prospetto m., distinta f.; (of repayments) piano m., tabella f.; (of contents) inventario m.; (to a contract) allegato m.II ['ʃedjuːl] [AE 'skedʒʊl]verbo transitivo mettere in programma, fissare [ activity]; programmare [holiday, appointment]I am scheduled to speak at 2.00 — secondo il programma, devo parlare alle 2
the plane is scheduled to arrive at 2.00 — l'aereo è atteso per le 2
the station is scheduled for completion in 2006 — i programmi prevedono il completamento della stazione nel 2006
* * *['ʃedju:l, ]( American[) 'sked-] 1. noun(a statement of details, especially of timing of activities, or of things to be done: a work schedule for next month.) programma, orario2. verb(to plan the time of (an event etc): The meeting is scheduled for 9.00 a.m.) programmare* * *I ['ʃedjuːl] [AE 'skedʒʊl]1) amm. comm. ing. programma m.; (projected plan) piano m., prospetto m.ahead of, behind schedule — in anticipo, in ritardo rispetto ai piani o alla tabella di marcia
to draw up o make out a schedule stabilire una scaletta; to be on schedule procedere come previsto; finished on schedule finito in tempo o nei tempi stabiliti; according to schedule come previsto, come da programma; a schedule of events — un calendario o un elenco di eventi
2) (of appointments) programma m.to fit sb., sth. into one's schedule — inserire qcn., qcs. tra i propri impegni
3) (timetable) orario m.bus, train schedule — orario degli autobus, dei treni
to arrive on, ahead of, behind schedule — arrivare in orario, in anticipo, in ritardo
4) comm. dir. (list) (of charges) prospetto m., distinta f.; (of repayments) piano m., tabella f.; (of contents) inventario m.; (to a contract) allegato m.II ['ʃedjuːl] [AE 'skedʒʊl]verbo transitivo mettere in programma, fissare [ activity]; programmare [holiday, appointment]I am scheduled to speak at 2.00 — secondo il programma, devo parlare alle 2
the plane is scheduled to arrive at 2.00 — l'aereo è atteso per le 2
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3 schedule **** sched·ule Am
['skɛdjuːl]1. n1) (timetable: of work, visits, events) programma m, tabella or ruolino di marciathe work is behind/ahead of schedule — il lavoro è in ritardo/in anticipo sul previsto
everything went according to schedule — tutto è andato secondo i piani or secondo il previsto
2) (list: of contents, goods) lista, (Customs, Tax etc) tabella2. vt(date, time) fissare, stabilire, (visit, event) programmarethe meeting is scheduled for 7.00 or to begin at 7.00 — la riunione è fissata per le 7
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4 programme
Iprogram ['prəʊgræm] [AE -grəm] nome1) telev. rad. (single broadcast) programma m., trasmissione f. ( about su); (schedule of broadcasting) programmi m.pl., trasmissioni f.pl.2) (schedule) programma m.3) mus. teatr. programma m.II* * *['prəuɡræm]1) ((a booklet or paper giving the details of) the planned events in an entertainment etc: According to the programme, the show begins at 8.00.) programma2) (a plan or scheme: a programme of reforms.) programma3) ((British and American usually program) a set of data, instructions etc put into a computer.) programma•- program- programmer* * *Iprogram ['prəʊgræm] [AE -grəm] nome1) telev. rad. (single broadcast) programma m., trasmissione f. ( about su); (schedule of broadcasting) programmi m.pl., trasmissioni f.pl.2) (schedule) programma m.3) mus. teatr. programma m.II
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