Scheduled: meaning, definitions and examples

This is used when something has been officially set for a particular time.

• The meeting is scheduled for 3 PM.
• Her surgery was scheduled two weeks ago.

This is used to indicate something that has been thought out in advance, often involving preparation.

• We have planned a trip to the mountains.
• The project was carefully planned over several months.

This is used when someone has organized or set up a plan or event.

• We have arranged a party for this Friday.
• The furniture was arranged in a very practical way.

This is used when referring to setting something up to happen automatically or in a specific order, often dealing with technology or events.

• The TV is programmed to turn off automatically.
• The event was programmed to start at 7 PM.

Used when referring to an event that has been officially set for a specific time and date.

• The meeting is scheduled for 2 PM on Thursday.
• The flights are scheduled to depart at 10 AM.

Used when organizing details or coordinating aspects of an event or plan.

• We need to arrange transportation for the guests.
• She will arrange a meeting between the two departments.

Used when outlining steps or intentions for a future action or event, often involving multiple tasks or objectives.

• Let's plan our summer vacation.
• They plan to launch the new product in the fall.

Used when designating someone to a particular position or role, often in a formal or official manner.

• The board decided to appoint her as the new CEO.
• They will appoint a new committee chair next month.