timetable
n. countablen. a list that shows the times when events will happen, such as classes or trains. You use it to plan your day or check when a bus arrives.
n. a schedule showing the times at which specific events, such as public transport departures or educational lessons, are intended to occur.
The new train timetable starts next Monday.
Students receive their weekly timetable on the first day of the semester to help them locate their classrooms.
The government has proposed an ambitious timetable for the transition to renewable energy, though critics argue the deadlines are technically unfeasible.
From time + table.
Commonly used with the verbs 'follow', 'stick to', or 'set'.
the train's time tablethe train timetableWhile occasionally written as two words, 'timetable' is standard as a single compound word in modern English.