two-optionschedule
nounUK /tuː əˈpʃən ˈʃɛdjuːl/
US /tuː əˈpʃən ˈskɛdʒuːl/
A plan that gives you two choices for when to do things.
The school sent home a two-optionschedule so families could pick morning or afternoon classes.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A work roster that offers employees two possible shift patterns.
The manager posted a two-optionschedule so staff could choose early or late shifts.
3. A travel itinerary listing two possible routes or departure times.
Our two-optionschedule let us take either the 8 a.m. or the 10 a.m. train.
4. A menu of two selectable time blocks for an event or appointment.
The clinic uses a two-optionschedule, offering patients a morning or evening visit.