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*ahead of schedule Fig. having done something before the time given on a schedule or before the expected time. (*Typically: be ~; finish ~.) I want to be able to finish the job ahead of schedule. See also: ahead *behind schedule having failed to do something by the appointed time, especially the time given on a written plan. (*Typically: be ~; fall ~; get ~.) We have to hurry and finish soon or we will fall behind schedule. The project is behind schedule by six months. See also: behind on schedule at the expected or desired time. The plane came in right on schedule. Things have to happen on schedule in a theatrical performance. slated to do something scheduled to do something . (*Typically: be ~; have someone ~.) Mary is slated to go to Washington in the fall. We are slated to leave in November. See also: slate ahead of schedule happening or done earlier than the time that was planned The sale will help us to repay the loan ahead of schedule. Opposite of: behind scheduleSee also: ahead behind schedule happening or done later than the time that was planned The project is behind schedule because several people are off sick. Opposite of: ahead of scheduleSee also: behind on schedule happening or done at the time that was planned or intended The trains run pretty much on schedule, except when the weather is really bad. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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