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programme

/ˈprəʊ.ɡræm/

Traduction: Nom désignant un ensemble planifié d'événements, un cursus d'études, une émission télévisée, un ensemble d'instructions informatiques, un système de services, un plan d'action ou un discours public.

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/ˈprəʊ.ɡræm/A2formal
  • frNom désignant un ensemble planifié d'événements, un cursus d'études, une émission télévisée, un ensemble d'instructions informatiques, un système de services, un plan d'action ou un discours public.

A noun with multiple meanings, including a planned series of events, a course of study, a broadcast, a set of computer instructions, a system of services, a plan of action, or a public performance.

  1. Event scheduleA2formalbritish

    A printed or digital list of the events or performers in a theatrical, sporting, or other public event.

    frprogramme (d'un spectacle, d'un événement)

    • The theatre programme listed all the acts for the evening.
    • I bought a programme at the football match to see the players' names.
    • The concert programme included a short intermission.

    Synonymesbillcardline upplaybillprogramschedule

  2. Course of studyB1formalbritish

    An organized set of courses or educational activities leading to a qualification.

    frprogramme d'études

    • She enrolled in a three-year university programme in history.
    • The school offers a special programme for gifted students.
    • He completed the training programme and received a certificate.

    Synonymesacademic programcourse of studycurriculumeducational program

  3. Broadcast showA1formalbritish

    A television or radio broadcast, typically with a specific theme or format.

    frÉmission de radio ou de télévision

    • My favourite TV programme is on tonight at eight.
    • The radio programme discussed the latest news in science.
    • They recorded a new programme about wildlife in Africa.

    Synonymesbroadcastpresentationproductionshowtelecasttransmission

  4. Computer instructionsB1formalbritishIT

    A set of coded instructions that a computer can execute to perform a specific task.

    frProgramme informatique

    • The programmer wrote a new programme to sort the data.
    • This programme helps you edit photos easily.
    • The computer crashed because the programme had a bug.

    Synonymesapplicationcodeexecutableprogramroutinesoftware

  5. Public service schemeB2formalbritish

    A coordinated set of projects or services designed to meet a public need, often run by the government.

    frprogramme public

    • The government launched a new housing programme for low-income families.
    • The recycling programme has reduced waste in the city.
    • They are expanding the vaccination programme to rural areas.

    Synonymescampaigninitiativeplanprojectscheme

  6. Plan of actionB1formalbritish

    A series of planned steps or goals intended to achieve a specific result.

    frProgramme d'action

    • The company has a programme to improve customer service.
    • We need to develop a fitness programme for the team.
    • The research programme aims to find a cure for the disease.

    Synonymesagendablueprintinitiativeplanprojectschemestrategy

  7. Public performanceB1formalbritish

    A performance or series of performances presented to an audience.

    frProgramme (spectacle)

    • The dance programme featured several contemporary pieces.
    • The festival programme includes music, theatre, and art exhibitions.
    • They prepared a special programme for the school's anniversary.

    Synonymesentertainmentperformancepresentationproductionshow

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