diarize
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diarize — UK US INFORMAL (UK ALSO diarise) /ˈdaɪəraɪz/ verb [I or T] ► to write down your future arrangements, meetings, etc. in a diary: »Can we diarize a weekly conference call? »To manage your workload, you need to plan ahead and diarize. ► to record in … Financial and business terms
diarize — 1842; see DIARY (Cf. diary) + IZE (Cf. ize) … Etymology dictionary
diarize — (Amer.) di·a·rize || daɪəraɪz v. keep a diary (also diarise) … English contemporary dictionary
diarize — or diarise verb Brit. note (an appointment) in a diary. ↘archaic keep a record of events in a diary … English new terms dictionary
diarize — di·a·rize … English syllables
diarize — v. (also ise) 1 intr. keep a diary. 2 tr. enter in a diary … Useful english dictionary
diarized — diarize (Amer.) di·a·rize || daɪəraɪz v. keep a diary (also diarise) … English contemporary dictionary
diarizes — diarize (Amer.) di·a·rize || daɪəraɪz v. keep a diary (also diarise) … English contemporary dictionary
diarizing — diarize (Amer.) di·a·rize || daɪəraɪz v. keep a diary (also diarise) … English contemporary dictionary
diarise — diarize or diarise /dīˈe riz/ transitive verb To enter in a diary intransitive verb To keep a diary • • • Main Entry: ↑diary … Useful english dictionary
