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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 ['ʃedju:l] 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)
schedule
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Computers1 International Monetary Fund18 Research and development1
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