1. Time slot: 1 n a time assigned on a schedule or agenda Synonyms: slot Type of: interval, time interval a definite length of time marked off by two instants.
2. ‘In its original weekday time slot, the show became an enormous cult hit.’ ‘I guarantee everyone will keep the time slot they had at the end of last year.’ ‘Getting solo acoustic performers ready three to five minutes before their time slot doesn't need to be a headache, even if they have limited stage experience.’.
3. Synonyms for time slot in Free Thesaurus. Antonyms for time slot. 1 synonym for time slot: slot. What are synonyms for time slot?

Slot /slɒtslɑːt/ noun countable 1 a short period of time allowed for one particular event in a series of other similar events At one time, the airline held 38% of the available take-off and landing slots at Heathrow Airport. There’s a repeat of the daytime show in thelate-night slot. 2 American English. (time slots plural) A television or radio programme's time slot is the time when it is broadcast. N-count 90 per cent of listeners had stayed with the programme when it changed its time slot. Translation English Cobuild Collins Dictionary.

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Continuously repeating interval of time or a time period in which two devices are able to interconnect.

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noun

• A length of time allotted to someone or something, especially in a broadcasting schedule.

  ‘the series aired in what will be its regular Friday 10 p.m. time slot’

  • ‘time slots booked for a particular surgeon’
  • ‘We placed the show in its June time slot to give exhibitors a chance to preview their fall lines to buyers.’
  • ‘Aware of its declining status, he began searching last spring for a new venue and a new time slot for the fair, traditionally held at Navy Pier in early May.’
  • ‘While excited that the critically acclaimed, yet relatively little watched show was given the prime, post-Super Bowl time slot, I actually had little faith that the increased exposure would translate into substantially more viewers.’
  • ‘Now there are DVDs, and I can watch my favorite shows as often as I want, without the interference of networks that see fit to change a show's time slot on a whim.’
  • ‘When we started making it we didn't even know what timeslot it was going to be on and it was a low budget show, so we kind of just made it for us and there weren't really any concessions made.’
  • ‘I never felt that the material was padded just for the sake of filling a time slot.’
  • ‘In its original weekday time slot, the show became an enormous cult hit.’
  • ‘I guarantee everyone will keep the time slot they had at the end of last year.’
  • ‘Getting solo acoustic performers ready three to five minutes before their time slot doesn't need to be a headache, even if they have limited stage experience.’
  • ‘I think that having the earliest time slot of the night didn't help the band.’

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