time-table

A form of timetable — A tabular schedule of events with the times at which they occur, especially times of arrivals and departures.

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Meanings

nountime-table (plural time-tables)

plural time-tables · alternative time table · alternative timetable

  1. alternativeAlternative spelling of timetable.

    Lessons to be resumed according to the Time-table.

    1893, Report of the Minister of Public Instruction, New South Wales: Charles Potter, published 1894, page 238
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    Hopefully, the time-table promised new Wagons-Lits routes in Iraq and Jugoslavia, already dated 1940 and 1941.

    1967, Michael Barsley, The Orient Express: The Story of the World's Most Fabulous Train, Stein and Day, page 69

    CHAPTER FIVE The curriculum, the time-table and organisation

    1987, John Blackie, Inside the Primary School, Knopf,, →ISBN
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