to schedule
1. 按照预定时间：treat sb. like dirt 把某人看得一钱不值 | to schedule 按照预定时间 | fluorinate 使与氟素化合, 在(饮水)加少量之氟
2. 制定日程：to list 列表 | to schedule 制定日程 | to pack 打(行李),整(装)
3. 按预订时间：etc 等等 | to schedule 按预订时间 | a fraction of a second 一秒钟的若干份之一,一转眼的功夫
4. [美]按照预定时间：on schedule: 按时间表, 准时 | tight schedule: 排得紧紧的时间表; 难以遵守的时间表 | to schedule: [美]按照预定时间
1. Each region has been told to produce a plan of action and a schedule for the campaign.
2. Some movies may be canceled or the time schedule rearranged, so please call the cinema before heading out to avoid disappointment.
3. Analysts generally believe that Volkswagen is likely to reach the goal ahead of schedule based on its brisk sales and active expansion in capacity.
4. Several OPEC officials said the cartel is likely to schedule another meeting for late January or early February to review output levels.
5. Some British visitors reportedly changed their schedule in order to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.
6. In an attempt to improve the child's health, his father created a strict training schedule and rigorously adhered to it.
7. It's understandable if she feels her schedule is already too busy to accommodate another chore.
8. to schedule
8. Your workday could be a roller coaster of emotions as drastic changes to your schedule put you into crisis mode.
9. Now overseas trips for Beijing officials will have to adhere to a strict schedule, with finance departments working out annual budgets.
10. An art collector, Zhang finds time to squeeze in visits to exhibitions and galleries despite her busy schedule.