slated for
slated for
Scheduled or organized to happen or take place. They had me slated for a promotion and a pay raise, but downturns in the economy has put that on hold for now. Their newest album is slated for release in July.
See also: slate
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
*slated for something
scheduled for something. (As if a schedule had been written on a slate. *Typically: be ~; have someone ~.) John was slated for Friday's game, but he couldn't play with the team. Ann is slated for promotion next year.
See also: slate
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- be slated for (something)
- slated for, be
- slated to (do something)
- slated to do scheduled to do
- be a go
- (one) should be so lucky
- bring (someone or something) under (someone or something)
- bring under
- a dog and pony show
- be cold comfort