scheduling

/ˈskedʒuːlɪŋ/

the process of arranging tasks or events

She spent hours on scheduling her team's meetings.

She organized and planned her team's meetings carefully.

general

the act of arranging events, tasks, or appointments in a specific order or timeframe

Effective scheduling ensures that deadlines are met.

Good planning helps complete tasks on time.

Common in business, education, and personal time management.

Collocations

scheduling softwarea tool for organizing tasksscheduling conflicta clash in planned timesscheduling algorithma method for organizing tasks

scheduling two events at the same time

Scheduling software can help manage time efficiently.

Always schedule the most important tasks first.

From 'schedule' (late 16th century) + '-ing' (gerund suffix). 'Schedule' comes from Latin 'schedula' (a small piece of paper).

Often used in professional and academic settings to describe time management.

schedule

a plan of things to do

root

-ing

ongoing action

suffix

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