予定は

what are the plans?

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phrase Uncommon #13,227
what are the plans? 予定 means “plans” or “schedule,” and は marks it as the topic. This phrase often appears as an incomplete question or at the beginning of a longer sentence.
JA: 旅行の予定はどうなっていますか?
EN: What are the plans for the trip?

明日の予定は天候による

Tomorrow’s plans depend on the weather.

何か予定はあるの

Do you have any plans?

貴方の予定は重要です

Are your plans important?

— ラスト、コーション (2007)

次の予定は

What’s the next plan?

我々の予定は変更できない

Our plans can't be changed.

予定はパンパン

My schedule is packed.

到着予定は

When is it expected to arrive?

— スター・トレックII カーンの逆襲 (1982)

今日の予定は

What are your plans for today?

— ピエロがお前を嘲笑う (2014)

明日の予定は

What are your plans for tomorrow?

これから予定は

What are your plans from here on out?

— ラ・ラ・ランド (2016)

予定は守らなければならない

You have to stick to the schedule.

オープン予定は

When are you planning to open?

— オッペンハイマー (2023)

私達の予定は変更できません

We can't change our plans.