timetable

timetable
noun
1) (scheme of work) Zeitplan, der; (Educ.) Stundenplan, der
2) (Transport) Fahrplan, der
* * *
noun (a list of the times of trains, school classes etc.) der Fahr-,bzw. Stundenplan
* * *
ˈtime·ta·ble
I. n
1. (for bus, train) Fahrplan m; (for planes) Flugplan m; (for events, project) Programm nt; (for appointments) Zeitplan m
I've got a very busy \timetable for next week ich habe ein volles Programm für nächste Woche
2. BRIT, AUS (at school/university) Stundenplan m
3. (list of appointments/events) Terminkalender m, Programm nt
II. vt usu passive
▪ to \timetable sth etw planen; (with respect to time) einen Zeitplan für etw akk aufstellen
the lecture is \timetabled for 5.00 p.m. die Vorlesung ist für 17:00 Uhr angesetzt
we are \timetabled to go to the museum on Thursday wir sind eingeteilt, am Donnerstag ins Museum zu gehen
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timetable
A s
1. a) Fahrplan m
b) Flugplan m
2. SCHULE Br Stundenplan m
3. a) Zeittabelle f, -plan m, Fahrplan m umg (für ein Projekt etc)
b) Radsport: Marschtabelle f
4. MUS
a) Takttafel f
b) Notenwerttabelle f
B v/t besonders Br eine Zeit festsetzen für:
the meeting is timetabled for (oder to begin at) 4 o’clock das Treffen ist für 16 Uhr angesetzt
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noun
1) (scheme of work) Zeitplan, der; (Educ.) Stundenplan, der
2) (Transport) Fahrplan, der
* * *
n.
Fahrplan -¨e m.
Stundenplan m.
Zeitplan -¨e m.
Zeittafel f.

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