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horario

schedule

noun oh-RAH-ryoh Less Common
Time Time of Day

Origin: From Latin horarium (of hours).

Also means

timetable

Usage Note

Horario covers a work schedule, a bus/train timetable, or opening hours (horario de atención — service hours). In Spain the notorious horario partido (split schedule with a long midday break) shapes daily life. Horario laboral means working hours. Do not confuse with hora (hour/time) — horario is the full schedule, not a single moment.

Examples

"El horario del tren cambia en verano."

Natural Translation

The train timetable changes in summer.

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