calendar

• Sustantivo que designa un sistema o tabla para organizar y seguir los días, semanas, meses y años, frecuentemente utilizado para planificar eventos o citas.

A noun referring to a system or chart used to organize and track days, weeks, months, and years, often for scheduling events or appointments.

1. Date systemA1formal

   A system for organizing days, weeks, and months of the year.

   calendario (sistema de fechas)

   • The Gregorian calendar is widely used around the world.
   • She marked the date on her calendar.
   • The calendar shows that Christmas falls on a Tuesday this year.

2. Physical or digital chartA1formal

   A printed table or digital display showing the days, weeks, and months of a year.

   Calendario (tabla o gráfico)

   • He hung a new calendar on the wall.
   • I checked my phone calendar for the appointment.
   • The calendar on her desk has pictures of landscapes.

3. Schedule of eventsA2formal

   A list of planned events or appointments.

   Calendario de eventos

   • The school calendar includes holidays and exam dates.
   • We need to check the calendar for the next meeting.
   • Her calendar is full of business appointments this week.

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• Verbo que significa planificar, programar o anotar algo en un calendario o agenda para fijar una fecha u hora determinada.

A verb used to indicate the act of scheduling or entering something into a calendar or timetable.

1. Schedule or recordB2formal

   To enter or record something in a calendar; to schedule an event.

   Programar en un calendario

   • Please calendar the meeting for next Tuesday.
   • She calendared all her appointments for the month.
   • The event was calendared well in advance to avoid conflicts.

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