superseded timetable

[ˌsuːpərˈsiːdɪd ˈtaɪmteɪbəl]
nounpl: superseded timetables
horário supersedido / cronograma obsoleto
1. A schedule or timetable that has been replaced by a newer or updated version and is no longer in use or valid
The superseded timetable showed the old train departure times before the recent schedule changes.
O horário supersedido mostrava os antigos horários de partida dos trens antes das mudanças recentes na programação.
2. Outdated schedule information that has been invalidated by a newer version
Passengers were advised to disregard the superseded timetable and refer to the new one posted at the station.
Os passageiros foram aconselhados a desconsiderar o horário obsoleto e consultar o novo publicado na estação.
This term is commonly used in Brazil in public transportation (buses, trains, metro systems) and educational institutions when announcing schedule changes. In Portuguese-speaking countries, it's important to ensure that users are aware when a timetable has been superseded to avoid confusion and missed appointments.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
obsolete timetableoutdated scheduleformer timetablereplaced timetableexpired schedule
Antonyms / Antônimos
current timetablevalid scheduleupdated timetableactive schedulein-force timetable

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
horário supersedido / cronograma obsoleto
Most common usage in Brazil for outdated transportation or work schedules
Rio de Janeiro
tabela de horários ultrapassada
Alternative phrasing commonly used in local contexts
São Paulo
horário revogado / grade de horários desatualizada
More formal usage in business and public transportation contexts
Portugal
horário revogado / calendário supersedido
European Portuguese variation with slightly different terminology preferences

Related Words

scheduletimetablesupersedeupdateobsoletevalidcurrent

Related Idioms & Phrases

out of date schedule
no longer valid timetable
consigned to the past
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