to reschedule

English - Turkish

Definition of to reschedule in English Turkish dictionary

(Bilgisayar) yeniden zamanla

yeniden planla

Randevuyu yeniden planlamak sorun olmayacak. - It'll be no problem to reschedule the appointment.

Tom yeniden planlama yapmak zorunda kalacağını söyledi. - Tom said he'd have to reschedule.

English - English

Definition of to reschedule in English English dictionary: To schedule again. To move a schedule to a different time; If someone reschedules an event, they change the time at which it is supposed to happen. Since I'll be away, I'd like to reschedule the meeting They've rescheduled the vigil for February 14th + rescheduling reschedulings re·sched·ul·ing All this could lead up to a rescheduling of the trip to Asia; The operation of changing the currently executing thread This involves saving the register contents of the currently executing thread and restoring those of the newly executing thread If the new thread is in a different process, there is a context switch too; to increase the duration of a loan, to delay the time when it has to be paid back; To reschedule a debt means to arrange for the person, organization, or country that owes money to pay it back over a longer period because they are in financial difficulty. companies that have gone bust or had to reschedule their debts + rescheduling re·sched·ul·ing The President is also expected to request a rescheduling of loan repayments; schedule again, Move a schedule to a different time; Revised timetable for loan repayments, usually granting longer repayment periods and often involving new loans to pay old ones; {f} set a new time and date, replan for a specific time and date; make a new timetable or agenda; rerecord in a timetable or itinerary; A term used in the context of debt, where payment schedules are revised to be over a longer period of time; assign a new time and place for an event; "We had to reschedule the doctor's appointment; assign a new time and place for an event; "We had to reschedule the doctor's appointment"