In plural. Preceded by a number (in words or figures). Followed by a number or an expression of quantity: expressing the multiplication of this by…

A timetable for a railway or other means of transport, posted as a bill for public view. Cf. timetable, n. 3a. Now historical.

a changing display in a railway station giving details of arrivals and departures of trains.

A timetable on a sheet of paper or card. Chiefly historical in later use.

A timed programme or plan.

A plan of times at which events are scheduled to take place, either on a day-to-day basis or as part of a process leading towards a particular end…

A time-table. Originally U.S. (but cf. schedule, v.). Also transferred and in extended sense, a programme or plan of events, operations, etc…

(a) = schedule, n.; (b) = scheduled, adj.; also elliptical, a scheduled flight.

A limited and established period of time during which an event, sequence of events, etc., took place, is planned to take place, or is thought to…

A schedule.