Estimate and Schedule

Estimate

Estimate verb - To make an approximate or tentative judgment regarding.

Schedule and estimate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Schedule" instead a verb "Estimate".

Schedule

Schedule verb - To put (someone or something) on a list.

Estimate and schedule are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Estimate" instead a verb "Schedule".

Nearby Words: scheduled, scheduling, scheduler

How words are described

exact exact estimate exact schedule
current current estimate current schedule
original original estimate original schedule
rough rough estimate rough schedule
Other adjectives: new, official.

Common collocations

event estimate event schedule event
time estimate time schedule time

Both words in one sentence

  • When it released news of its 2013 schedule, it only stated Korra would be premiering late that year, but giving absolutely no estimate.
  • Unfortunately they couldn't raise the money on time and the option was about to expire so they brought Corman on board who reduced the budget to $1.5 million and made it within a one month shooting schedule which should give you a good estimate to its quality.
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