scheduled

• 形容某事已被安排或计划在特定时间进行。

Describes something that is arranged or planned to happen at a particular time.

1. Planned for a specific timeA2formal

   Arranged or planned to happen at a particular time.

   预定的

   • The meeting is scheduled for 3 PM.
   • Her flight is scheduled to depart at noon.
   • The concert was scheduled for next Friday.

   同义词arrangedbookedduefixedplannedsettimed

   反义词impromptuspontaneousunplannedunscheduled

2. Official or formal arrangementB1formal

   Included in an official timetable or program.

   预定的

   • The scheduled maintenance will take place overnight.
   • All scheduled events are listed on the website.
   • The train is scheduled to arrive at platform 2.

   同义词fixedplannedset

   反义词ad hocimpromptuunscheduled

• 动词，指为事件、任务或活动安排或计划特定的时间。也可指将某事列入时间表或日程。

A verb used to indicate the act of arranging or planning an event, task, or activity to take place at a particular time.

1. B1formal

   To plan or arrange for something to happen at a particular time.

   安排

   • The meeting is scheduled for 3 PM tomorrow.
   • She scheduled a doctor's appointment for next week.
   • We need to schedule the project deadlines carefully.

   同义词arrangebookfixorganizeplanprogramslottimetimetable

2. Set a timetableB1formal

   To include something in a timetable or program.

   安排

   • The train is scheduled to depart at 8:30 AM.
   • They scheduled the conference for three days.
   • The flight was scheduled to arrive at noon.

   同义词arrangebookline upplanprogramslottimetable