Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - schedule

~1 n 1 a plan of what someone is going to do and when they are going to do it  (full schedule (=busy schedule))  (I've got a very full schedule today. | tight schedule (=including a lot of things that must be done in a short time))  (Our production schedule is so tight that we may have to take on extra staff. | ahead of/on/behind schedule (=before, at, after the planned time))  (We finished the project three weeks ahead of schedule.) 2 AmE a list that shows the times that buses, trains etc leave or arrive at a particular place; timetable1 (1) BrE 3 a formal list of something, for example prices  (a schedule of postal charges) ~2 v T usually passive to plan that something will happen at a particular time + for  (The meeting has been scheduled for this afternoon.) be scheduled to do sth  (The new airport is scheduled to open just before Christmas. | scheduled flight (=a plane service that flies at the same time every day or every week))