horario

/oˈɾaɾjo/, [oˈɾa.ɾjo]

schedule, timetable

Adjective horario (feminine horaria, masculine plural horarios, feminine plural horarias)

Noun horario m (plural horarios)

Examples

Desgraciadamente me topé con el horario punta de la mañana.

Unfortunately I hit the morning rush hour.

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Ellos reclaman una reducción de su horario laboral.

They are demanding shorter working hours.

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Si hay cualquier cambio en el horario, haceme el favor de avisar.

If there is any change in the timetable, please let me know.

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Reenvié a Tom el horario que me enviaste.

I forwarded the schedule you sent me to Tom.

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Soy un poco mayor para tener horario de llegada.

I'm old enough to not have a curfew.

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Revisaré mi horario.

I'll check my schedule.

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El horario indica que esta tarea debe estar hecha para el fin de semana.

The schedule dictates that this work be done by the weekend.

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El siempre se asegura de llegar a horario.

He always makes sure to come on time.

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Tom llamó a Mary y le preguntó cuál era su horario.

Tom called Mary up and asked her what her schedule was.

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Tengo un horario flexible.

I have a flexible schedule.

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