scheduled
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- v plan for an activity or event
I've scheduled a concert next week - v make a schedule; plan the time and place for events
I scheduled an exam for this afternoon - a planned or scheduled for some certain time or times
the scheduled meeting
the scheduled flights had to be cancelled because of snow
- Despite the movie business's reputation for waste and excess, there are few places more ruthlessly scheduled, more efficiently choreographed than a film set.
- Berlin is also where the only major public event of the trip is scheduled: a speech before what are expected to be tens of thousands at the Victory Tower in the Tiergarten.
- At the height of the space race, NASA ambitiously scheduled ten lunar landings, planning to send Americans to the moon every four months or so until the end of 1972.