el
masculine
/oˈɾaɾjo/
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Translation
timetable, schedule, opening hours
Word origin
From Latin horarius ('of the hours'), from hora ('hour'), from Greek hora ('time, season'). The same root gives English 'hour' and 'horary'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- horarius
- English cognates
- hour, horary
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralhorarios
Examples
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The train timetable changes on Sundays.
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What are the shop's opening hours?
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I have a very tight schedule this week.
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The class timetable is on the wall.
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He never keeps to the working hours!
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