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programme

/ˈprəʊɡræm/

/ˈprɔɡræm/

programmenoun

programmes

/ˈprəʊɡræm/

/ˈprɔɡræm/

Translations

programmePour le livret distribué lors d’un spectacle ou d’un événement.

The theatre handed out a programme to each guest as they entered.

Le théâtre a distribué un programme à chaque invité à leur arrivée.

programme

The university has launched a new programme to support student entrepreneurs.

L’université a lancé un nouveau programme pour soutenir les étudiants entrepreneurs.

émissionPour une émission de télévision ou de radio.

I never miss my favorite programme on Sunday evenings.

Je ne manque jamais mon émission préférée le dimanche soir.

programmeEn informatique.

Some manuals still use the spelling "programme" when referring to a computer programme written in BASIC.

Certains manuels utilisent encore l’orthographe « programme » pour désigner un programme informatique écrit en BASIC.

Definitions

A planned series of events or activities designed to achieve a specific purpose.

The university has launched a new programme to support student entrepreneurs.

A broadcast show on television or radio.

I never miss my favorite programme on Sunday evenings.

A booklet or printed document that provides information about a performance or event.

The theatre handed out a programme to each guest as they entered.

A set of coded instructions that a computer can execute to perform a specific task (chiefly a less common British spelling of computer program).

Some manuals still use the spelling "programme" when referring to a computer programme written in BASIC.

Synonyms

programmeverb

programmed

Past Simple

programmed

Past Participle

programming

ing-form

/ˈprəʊɡræm/

/ˈproʊɡræm/

Translations

programmer

The team will programme the conference to ensure all speakers have enough time.

L’équipe va programmer la conférence pour que tous les intervenants aient suffisamment de temps.

Definitions

To arrange or schedule an event or activity.

The team will programme the conference to ensure all speakers have enough time.

To write or create a set of instructions for a computer to follow.

She learned how to programme the software to automate the data entry process.

To condition or train someone or something to behave in a certain way.

The coach tried to programme the athletes to react instinctively during the game.

Synonyms

set up

programmeadjective

Used attributively before another noun, chiefly in British English (e.g., "programme budget", "programme committee").

Translations

programmatiqueSoutenu; pour ce qui concerne un programme particulier.

The festival received additional programme funding this year.

Le festival a reçu un financement programmatique supplémentaire cette année.

Definitions

Relating to or intended for a particular programme.

The festival received additional programme funding this year.