schedule

常見例句

用作動詞 (v.)

用作及物動詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• The secretary is trying to schedule the month's appointments.
  秘書正在設法安排這個月的約會。
• The leader has scheduled another meeting with them.
  領導人計劃和他們再會晤一次。
• His official visit to Beijing is scheduled for June 24 to 27.
  他定于6月24日至27日正式訪問北京。
• The sale is scheduled for tomorrow.
  大減價定于明日舉行。

S+～+ n./pron. +to- v

• The speaker is scheduled to make a speech tomorrow.
  演講者定于明天發(fā)表演說。
• The Prime Minister is scheduled to arrive at noon.
  首相定于中午到達。
• Food supplies were scheduled to be a main item on the agenda.
  食物供應被列為議事日程上的一個主要項目。

其他

• Are you going by a scheduled flight or by charter.
  你是搭班機去呢還是坐包機去呢?
• One of the scheduled events is a talk on the flower arranging.
  安排的活動中有一項是插花藝術的講座。
• The plane took off at 2：30 as scheduled.
  飛機按原定時間于2：30起飛。

用作名詞 (n.)

• Have you made the examination schedule?
  你已經安排了考試日程嗎?
• Retailers have several price schedules.
  零售商們有幾份價格明細表。

更多例句

雙語例句

• A tight schedule means we can't delay any longer.
  一張緊湊的時間表表明我們不能再耽擱。
• In fact, in each reminder remind yourself to schedule the next one!
  事實上，在每個提醒中，它都在提醒你去安排下一個目標。
• Are you kidding me with this schedule?
  你是在拿這個安排和我開玩笑嗎？

原聲例句

• But President Obama said the Constellation program was over budget and behind schedule, and it lacked in new thinking.
• And we also have gone very much for my schedule of learning, there are classes in certain hours, too much more ability to learn on demand.
  我們也有按照時間表的學習,在固定的時間里上課，有太多的能力急需要學。
  麻省理工公開課 - 媒體、教育、市場課程節(jié)選
• it's very hard for the professors to schedule a lot of individual time for the people who can't make it.
  教授很難為那些沒法按時考試的考生另外安排時間。
  臨時抱佛腳？也做過 - SpeakingMax英語口語達人

權威例句

• Most days he's not even quite sure of the next stop on his frenetic travel schedule.
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• Contained within the elegantly designed thermostat is Honeywell's scheduling technology that learns homeowners' daily schedule in just minutes.
  ENGADGET: blogger-avatar
• These usually schedule a 20% cutback around 2020, 40% by 2030, and 80% by 2050.
  FORBES: China Talks A Green Line While The U.S. Walks One
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