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slate

 
 
/sleɪt/ verb

Translation

[T] UK to criticize someone or something severely
acımasızca eleştirmek; şiddetle tenkit etmek
[often passive] The film had been slated by critics.101511731182
be slated US to be expected to happen in the future, or to be expected to be or do something in the future
olmasını ummak; olması beklenmek; yapılması umulmak
[+ to do sth] Filming is slated to begin next spring. The game is slated for next week.1114
(Definition of slate verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish © Cambridge University Press)

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