Work around your schedule meaning in English
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Definition
We can work around your schedule: We can arrange things to suit your timetable, your agenda
Examples
- "We could work around your schedule."
Exercise 1
Bruno tells Donna that Delavigne can "work around her schedule".
How else could he express this same idea?
How else could he express this same idea?
Bruno tells Donna that Delavigne can "work around her schedule".
How else could he express this same idea?
How else could he express this same idea?
Bruno's statement is unrelated to "scheduling" an appointment. "Schedule" is used as a noun here to describe Donna's timetable.
"To work around (somebody's) schedule" is a general expression which doesn't specify when work will actually be done, only that it will be done at a convenient time.
"To work around (somebody's) schedule" is to accommodate their timetable by working when it is convenient for them. Bruno is offering Donna a job with working hours which are convenient to her, and don't interfere with her job as a psychologist and radio host.
"To work around (somebody's) schedule" is a general expression which doesn't specify when or where work will actually be done, only that it will be done at a convenient time for one party.
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