timescale

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timescale — 名詞

  • timescalesingular
  • timescalesplural

1. the length of time that is planned or needed for a particular activity, project,

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釋義

時程

計劃或完成某事的時間長度

the length of time that is planned or needed for a particular activity, project, or series of events to happen or to be completed.

例句

The construction team agreed on a six-month timescale for the new school building.

建築團隊為新校舍工程商定了一個六個月的時程。

timescale for + [noun] indicating the project

Haruto asked his manager for a clearer timescale before starting the research project.

Haruto 在展開研究項目前，先向主管要求更明確的時程。

clear / realistic / tight + timescale

常見搭配
  • on a ... timescale
  • timescale for something
  • short / long timescale
  • realistic / tight / ambitious timescale
  • agree on a timescale
  • set a timescale
  • extend the timescale
  • work to a timescale
同義詞
  • time frame

    more common in American English; interchangeable in most contexts

  • timeline

    emphasises the sequence of events within the period rather than just the length

  • schedule

    focuses on specific dates and times for each step, not just the overall duration

文法句型

on a + [adjective] + timescale

timescale for + [noun/gerund]

用法筆記

Commonly used in project planning and business contexts. Often modified by adjectives describing length (short, long) or feasibility (realistic, tight).

常見錯誤

The timescale is too short' (when referring to a deadline rather than a planned duration).
The deadline is too soon' or 'The timescale is too tight
'timescale' refers to the span of time allowed, not a single point on a calendar.

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常用片語

  • on a short timescale
  • on a long timescale
  • within the timescale
  • over a timescale of

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