scheduling
- 01 B1 Intermediate
the act of deciding when events or tasks should happen.
the systematic process of arranging events, tasks, or operations to occur at specific times for maximum efficiency.
Simple“Good scheduling is the secret to finishing a big project on time.”
In context“Efficient scheduling in the manufacturing sector ensures that raw materials arrive exactly when the production line is ready for them.”
UsageOften used as an uncountable noun when referring to the general skill or system.
Synonyms - 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
a specific time or arrangement for an event.
a specific instance or assignment of an event to a particular time slot.
Simple“We need to check the scheduling for the conference rooms before we book the meeting.”
In context“The manager requested a review of the current schedulings to identify any overlaps in the staff holiday calendar.”
Synonyms - 03 C1 Advanced
the way a computer decides which task to work on first.
the method by which a system or operating system assigns resources to complete various tasks.
Simple“The computer's scheduling makes sure that your music keeps playing while you browse the web.”
In context“Advanced scheduling algorithms are essential for maintaining system stability when a server handles thousands of simultaneous requests.”
UsageUncountable in this technical context.
Synonymstask managementallocation