timeslots

noun
UK /ˈtaɪm.slɒts/
US /ˈtaɪm.slɑːts/

Timeslots are small parts of the day set aside for something to happen.

The TV show has three timeslots on Saturday morning.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A specific period reserved for a radio or television program.

The news was moved to a later timeslot.

3. A window of time available for a meeting or appointment.

Please choose one of the available timeslots for your interview.

4. A designated period in a computing or communication system for transmitting data.

Each device sends its signal in assigned timeslots.