timetable
/ˈtaɪmˌteɪbəl/
noun 2verb 1
Collocations
14(noun.)
ADJ
overall | detailed | strict | realistic
busy, full
She had a busy timetable last semester with classes every morning and evening.
college, school, etc. | exam/examination | bus, train, etc.
VERB + TIMETABLE
agree on, draw up, establish, outline, set (out)
adhere to, follow, keep to
The bus driver followed the timetable carefully to make sure passengers arrived on time.
consult, look at
PREP
according to the ~
The train was delayed, but according to the timetable we should arrive by noon.
in a/the ~
You can find the flight details in the timetable posted at the airport entrance.
~ for
We need to create a realistic timetable for finishing the renovations before winter arrives.
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