re·sched·ule [ˌri:ˈʃedju:l] ГЛ. перех.
1. reschedule (rearrange time):
- reschedule date
- prestavljati [св. prestaviti]
- reschedule an event
- prelagati [св. preložiti]
2. reschedule (postpone payment):
- reschedule debts
- odlagati [св. odložiti]
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| he/she/it | reschedules |
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| I | have | rescheduled |
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There was no time to reschedule and so percentages were used.
en.wikipedia.org Passengers booked to one of the can reschedule, re-route to another nearby destination or claim a full refund.
www.independent.co.uk After the inaugural flight, two subsequent flights, during the next two weeks, were cancelled and the third flight rescheduled.
en.wikipedia.org To construct the tunnel, items such as a geothermal ground source system were forced to reschedule.
en.wikipedia.org Not being able to quickly solve this problem, the trip was rescheduled for the summer of 1940.
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