program

• Conjunto de instrucciones o código escrito para realizar una tarea específica en una computadora, o una serie planificada de eventos.

A noun referring to a set of instructions or code written to perform a specific task on a computer, or a planned series of events.

1. Computer programA2formalIT

   A set of instructions written in a programming language that a computer can execute.

   programa informático

   • The developer wrote a new program for data analysis.
   • This program helps manage your finances.
   • Antivirus programs protect your computer from threats.

   Sinónimosapplicationexecutableprogrammesoftware

2. Scheduled planA2formal

   A planned series of events or activities, often for TV, radio, or events.

   Programa (plan previsto)

   • What's on the TV program tonight?
   • The conference program includes keynote speeches.
   • She follows a daily fitness program.

   Sinónimosagendabillcalendaritinerarylineuplistingrosterscheduletimetable

3. Scheme or systemB1formal

   An organized plan or system designed to achieve a particular goal.

   programa

   • The government launched a new training program for unemployed youth.
   • This is a loyalty program for frequent customers.
   • They enrolled in a language learning program.

   Sinónimosblueprintinitiativeplanprocedureprojectregimenschemestrategysystem

• Verbo que significa escribir o crear código o instrucciones para un programa de computadora, o configurar un dispositivo o sistema para que realice una tarea automáticamente.

A verb meaning to write or create computer code or instructions for a computer program.

1. Write computer codeB1formalIT

   To write instructions for a computer program or software.

   programar (informática)

   • She programs in Python for her job.
   • He programmed the app to handle user data.
   • They programmed the robot to perform complex tasks.

   Sinónimoscodedevelopscript

2. Set or scheduleB2formal

   To arrange or schedule something to happen at a specific time.

   Programar (fijar horario)

   • The event is programmed for next Friday.
   • They programmed the TV to record the show.
   • The conference is programmed to start at 9 AM.

   Sinónimosarrangeplanschedulesettimetable

   Antónimoscanceldelete

3. C1formal

   To train or condition someone to behave or think in a particular way.

   programar (condicionar)

   • Children are programmed to learn language naturally.
   • The therapy aims to reprogram negative thought patterns.
   • He was programmed from childhood to succeed in business.

   Sinónimosbrainwashconditiondrillhabituateinculcateindoctrinateschooltrain

   Antónimosfreeliberate