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Qué significa “schedule” en español

EE. UU. /ˈskɛdʒuːl/ · Reino Unido /ˈʃedjuːl/

schedule en español: horario, programa, lista, tabla, programar, fijar

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PLAN DE HORARIOSA2

horario, programa

Plan que indica cuándo se realizarán actividades o acontecimientos.

En inglés sencillo: A plan showing when activities or events will happen.

  • My schedule is full today.
  • The train arrived exactly on schedule.
  • Can we change the schedule for next week?

Cómo se usa: on schedule (The project is still on schedule.); ahead of/behind schedule (The repairs are two days behind schedule.)

Sinónimos: timetable, plan, agenda

Expresiones frecuentes: busy schedule, work schedule, on schedule, production schedule

LISTA DETALLADAC1

lista, tabla

Lista ordenada de elementos que suele incluir precios o tarifas.

En inglés sencillo: An ordered list of items, often showing prices or charges.

  • Please check the schedule of fees.
  • The attached schedule lists all equipment costs.
  • They published a revised schedule of charges.

Cómo se usa: schedule of something (The brochure includes a schedule of charges.)

Sinónimos: list, table, listing

Expresiones frecuentes: schedule of fees, schedule of charges, price schedule, schedule of assets

verbo

FIJAR UNA FECHAB1

programar, fijar

Decidir cuándo tendrá lugar una actividad o un acontecimiento.

En inglés sencillo: To arrange for an event or activity to happen at a particular time.

  • We scheduled a meeting for Monday.
  • The interview has been scheduled for ten o’clock.
  • When should we schedule your next appointment?

Cómo se usa: schedule something for a time (We scheduled the meeting for Friday.); be scheduled to do something (The flight is scheduled to leave at noon.)

Sinónimos: arrange, plan, set

Expresiones frecuentes: schedule a meeting, schedule an appointment, schedule something for

INSCRIPCIÓN O CITAB2

inscribir, dar cita

Asignar a alguien una plaza o una hora para una actividad o un servicio.

En inglés sencillo: To give someone a place or time for an activity or service.

  • They scheduled me for a checkup.
  • The clinic scheduled three patients for surgery tomorrow.
  • Can you schedule her for the afternoon session?

Cómo se usa: schedule someone for something (We scheduled her for a morning class.); schedule someone to do something (The organiser scheduled him to speak after lunch.)

Sinónimos: book, book in, register

Expresiones frecuentes: schedule someone for, schedule someone in

INGRESO INVOLUNTARIOC2

internar involuntariamente

Obligar a alguien a ingresar en un hospital para recibir tratamiento de salud mental, según una norma legal.

En inglés sencillo: To require someone to enter a hospital for mental health treatment under a legal rule.

  • The psychiatrist decided to schedule the patient.
  • Two patients were scheduled after urgent assessments.
  • Doctors can schedule someone only when the legal conditions are met.

Cómo se usa: schedule someone under something (The doctor scheduled the patient under the relevant mental health law.)

Sinónimos: commit, section

Expresiones frecuentes: schedule a patient, schedule someone under

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