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schedule [UK: /'ʃedʒu:l/, US: /ˈskedʒ.uːl/] n
gen. bordereau technique
agric. bulletin m
chem. registre m; table f
comp. table de temps; plan m (de déroulement)
construct. programme de travaux; courbe f; graphe m; graphique m; diagramme m
cultur., commun. horaire des émissions programme
demogr. bulletin de recensement; feuille de recensement; bordereau de recensement
ed. emploi du temps
life.sc., coal. norme de tuyauterie
math. bordereau m; enquête f
patents. appendice m
schedules n
construct. echéanciers
stat., fin., IT unité de vérification des fonctions
schedule for IRS purposes [UK: /'ʃedʒu:l/, US: /ˈskedʒ.uːl/] n
welf. annexe f (en ce qui concerne la déclaration d'impôts)
scheduling ['ʃedju:lɪŋ] v
gen. ordonnancement du trafic; régulation du trafic; établissement des horaires
econ. programmation
interntl.trade. "scheduling"
transp. classification
schedule ['ʃedju:l] adj.
gen. barème; bilan
agric. feuille
arts. schéma
comp., MS programme (A timetable of planned activities and economic resource allocations); planification (The global settings that you can use to define a set of date and time criteria for a runbook); planifier (To program a computer to perform a specified action at a specified time and date); échéancier (The timing and sequence of tasks within a project)
construct. programme
econ. tarif; tableau; affecter; programmer; ordonnancer; planifier
fin. échéancier; calendrier
law annexe
market. calendrier d'insertion; nomenclature
math. liste
mun.plan., construct. no; numéro
stat. questionnaire
tech., chem. dispositif expérimental
transp. horaire
Schedule ['ʃedju:l] adj.
comp., MS Planifier (A button that launches the Service Scheduling form)
to schedule adj.
IT, tech. ordonnancer; planifier
 English thesaurus
schedule ['ʃedju:l] abbr.
abbr., mil. skd; sked (short for schedule or scheduled Val_Ships)
metrol. Some standards ANSI, JIS feature different pipe schedules of a pipe which are defined by the wall thickness; the higher the schedule value, the thicker is the wall. Different schedules for pipes of one nominal width mean different inner diameters
mil., abbr. scd; sch
tech., abbr. sche
Schedule [UK: /'ʃedʒu:l/, US: /ˈskedʒ.uːl/] n
busin., abbr. S
sChedule ['ʃedju:l] abbr.
abbr. shedule (schedule - распространенное неправильное написание слова sChedule. повторите поиск с правильным написанием, или просто перейдите по ссылке SirReal)
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Education2
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Environment3
Finances44
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Government, administration and public services1
Health care5
Hobbies and pastimes1
Immigration and citizenship1
Industry5
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Insurance5
International Monetary Fund18
International trade8
Labor law23
Law9
Life sciences2
Marketing7
Measuring instruments1
Mechanic engineering3
Medical8
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Microsoft26
Municipal planning1
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation1
Natural sciences3
Nuclear physics1
Patents3
Pest control1
Pharmacy and pharmacology1
Politics5
Research and development1
Statistics16
Taxes3
Technology5
Television2
Transport83
United Nations6
Work flow8
Радиография1