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reschedule English

Meaning reschedule meaning

What does reschedule mean?

reschedule

— verb assign a new time and place for an event We had to reschedule the doctor's appointment

Synonyms reschedule synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as reschedule?

reschedule English » English

defer transplant translocate transfuse transfer take submit shift saltate remake a plan relocate redeploy reassign put over propagate postpone port play pin pass on offload negociate move manoeuver form evacuate disturb dispose displace dislodge dislocate carry over carry forward carry bring forward assign alienate alien

Topics reschedule topics

What do people use reschedule to talk about?
States Time Relative time Right time

Postpone

Conjugation reschedule conjugation

How do you conjugate reschedule?

reschedule · verb

Examples reschedule examples

How do I use reschedule in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Can we reschedule?
Can you reschedule the exam please?
I can reschedule.
I suggest we reschedule a time.

Movie subtitles

The work was to create a special design to reschedule the cattle that was already taken.
Your section is working on the Intrepid. Reschedule.
Reschedule.
Are you going to reschedule at a later time?
I'm supposed to reschedule the yard activities for three uninterrupted hours of secret practice?
We will reschedule our rendezvous for Wednesday.
Can you reschedule that appointment?
Reschedule Kirkland for Friday, 1:30.
Listen, I want you to reschedule Kirkland.
Do you want us to reschedule?
Call Bill Hutkins at the accounting firm and tell him we'll have to reschedule next week.
I'm sure he'll want to reschedule your appointment.
Is there any way that he can reschedule the appointment for another time?
I'll reschedule his surgery for 2:00 this afternoon.
Now we have to reschedule your wedding.
I'll reschedule the shots.
Reschedule the Sturbridge dinner for tomorrow.
Would it be possible to reschedule this to some other day?
I just have to get myself a job and reschedule my time.
What I was thinking. When they reschedule the convention, I can.
He's managed to reschedule your court date.
I suggest that we reschedule this meeting.
Reschedule? Doctor, please.
SO. RESCHEDULE HER.
SHOULD I RESCHEDULE HER?
Do you want us to reschedule? - No, no.
Well, I might be able to reschedule the review.
You can reschedule your mission for tomorrow.
We have to reschedule.
Oh, really, Niles, why don't you just reschedule your party?
I suggest you cancel the First Minister's conference and reschedule it at another location.
We can reschedule for Saturday.
Guy from Sony's ten-year-old got meningitis, so I've had to completely reschedule.
What if I reschedule?
I need you to reschedule.

News and current affairs

The Ukrainian Government is broke, and will most likely have to default, or to reschedule its foreign debts, or to borrow new funds to repay the old, in 2000.
These were bonds issued by distressed Latin American countries in the early 1990's as part of an arrangement to reschedule their international debts. US government securities provided collateral for them.

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