B1verbworkbusiness
US/ˌriːˈskedʒ.uːl/
UK/ˌriːˈʃed.juːl/
to change the time or date of a planned event or meeting
In context
Can we reschedule the meeting for Thursday afternoon?
The airline rescheduled our flight because of the storm.
I had to reschedule my dentist appointment twice this month.
Words that go with reschedule
verb + noun
- reschedule a meetingI need to reschedule a meeting with the client.
- reschedule an appointmentPlease call us if you need to reschedule an appointment.
- reschedule a flightYou can reschedule a flight online for a small fee.
- reschedule the interviewThey agreed to reschedule the interview for next week.
verb + preposition
- reschedule forLet's reschedule for next Monday.
- reschedule toThe event was rescheduled to June.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
We rescheduled the meeting at Friday.Correct: We rescheduled the meeting to Friday.