- program pro·gram
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See:II ['prəʊɡræm] Am1. nComput programma m2. vt(computer, machine) programmare
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pro|gram — «PROH gram, gruhm», noun, verb, grammed, gram|ming or gramed, gram|ing. –n. 1. a list of items or events set down in order with a list of the performers. There are concert programs, theater programs, and programs of meetings. 2. the items making… … Useful english dictionary
pro´gram|mat´i|cal|ly — pro|gram|mat|ic «PROH gruh MAT ihk», noun. 1. having to do with or of the nature of a program: »One wishes freedom for the individual investigator, yet programmatic research is the essence of applied research (James B. Conant). 2. of the nature… … Useful english dictionary
pro|gram|mat|ic — «PROH gruh MAT ihk», noun. 1. having to do with or of the nature of a program: »One wishes freedom for the individual investigator, yet programmatic research is the essence of applied research (James B. Conant). 2. of the nature of program music … Useful english dictionary
pro|gram|met|ry — «PROH gram uh tree», noun. measurement of the efficiency of a computer program or programmer: »In the area known as programmetry…a sampling method is used which enables the machine time consumed to be metered for variable units of program size… … Useful english dictionary
pro|gram|er — pro|gram|mer or pro|gram|er «PROH gram uhr, gruh muhr», noun. 1. a person who writes and codes the instructions which control the work of a computer or other automatic machine: »The need for programmers, persons who can convert problems into… … Useful english dictionary
pro|gram|mer — or pro|gram|er «PROH gram uhr, gruh muhr», noun. 1. a person who writes and codes the instructions which control the work of a computer or other automatic machine: »The need for programmers, persons who can convert problems into machine language … Useful english dictionary
pro|gram|ing — pro|gram|ming or pro|gram|ing «PROH gram ihng, gruh mihng», noun. 1. the planning and arranging of a program or programs, especially for radio and television. 2. the technique or process of preparing instructions for a computer or other automatic … Useful english dictionary
pro|gram|ming — or pro|gram|ing «PROH gram ihng, gruh mihng», noun. 1. the planning and arranging of a program or programs, especially for radio and television. 2. the technique or process of preparing instructions for a computer or other automatic machine … Useful english dictionary
pro·gram·ma·tic — /ˌproʊgrəˈmætık/ adj formal : of, relating to, resembling, or having a program programmatic changes/reforms … Useful english dictionary
re|pro|gram — «ree PROH gram, gruhm», transitive verb, grammed, gram|ming or gramed, gram|ing. 1. to rewrite (a computer program). 2. Genetics. to change the course of development (of a cell) by causing reversion to an embryonic or stem cell state. 3. to… … Useful english dictionary
pre|pro|gram — «pree PROH gram, gruhm», transitive verb, grammed, gram|ming or gramed, gram|ing. to program beforehand, especially for automatic control: »How does one reconcile the known malleability of behavior with a preprogrammed and rigidly “wired” nervous … Useful english dictionary
