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Programmes
 programme
brit. Programm; Sendung; Theaterzettel
busin. Programm
cultur. Hörfunk-und Fernsehprogramm
meas.inst. programmieren
tech. Plan; Programm
textile Programmieren
work.fl. IT Ausbildung
| Directorate
 Directorate
insur. Direktion
 directorate
gen. Direktion; Verwaltungsrat; Direktorenstelle
busin. Abteilung; Direktorat
econ. Vorstand
law, ADR Direktorium
weap. Behörde

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program

['prəʊgræm, 'proʊ-] n
gen. Programm n
amer. kodieren
astr. Programmplan m
busin. Plan m; Programm US
busin., IT programmieren
commun. belegen (keys)
comp., MS Programm n (A set of instructions that a computer uses to perform a specific task, such as word processing, accounting, or data management)
cultur. Hörfunk-und Fernsehprogramm
econ. Arbeitsplan m; Sendefolge f; Spielplan m (Theater); ein Programm aufstellen; planen
med. Routine f; Unterprogramm n
phys. Computerprogramm n
tech. Programm n (US); Schema n
programme ['prəugræm] n
gen. Sendung f (e.g. TV)
astr. Programmplan m
brit. Programm n
busin. Programm Br.
cultur. Hörfunk-und Fernsehprogramm
econ. Arbeitsplan m; Sendefolge f; Spielplan m (Theater); ein Programm aufstellen; planen
tech. Plan m; Programm n (GB)
textile Programmieren n (verb)
work.fl., IT Ausbildung f
programme leaflet ['prəugræm] n
brit. Theaterzettel veraltet
to program ['prəʊgræm, 'proʊ-] n
IT, tech. programmieren
Program ['prəʊgræm, 'proʊ-] n
pharma. Programm n
programme in broadcasting ['prəugræm] n
radio Rundfunkprogramm n; Rundfunksendung f
programs n
gen. Programme n
program radio ['prəʊgræm, 'proʊ-] n
amer. Sendung f
programme radio ['prəugræm] n
brit. Sendung f
programmes n
patents. Programme n
program ['prəʊgræm, 'proʊ-] v
comp. kodieren (kodierte, kodiert)
tech. programmieren (Datenverarbeitung)
programme ['prəugræm] v
meas.inst. programmieren
 English thesaurus
program ['prəʊgræm, 'proʊ-] abbr.
abbr. pgm; prog; progr
abbr., plast. programme
IT A structured grouping of interdependent projects that is both necessary and sufficient to achieve a desired business outcome and create value. These projects could include, but are not limited to, changes in the nature of the business, business processes and the work performed by people as well as the competencies required to carry out the work, the enabling technology, and the organizational structure.
mil., abbr. pm
mil., logist. Set of instructions written in a specific language, and used by a computer. (FRA)
progr. computer program (ssn)
programme ['prəugræm] abbr.
abbr., IT prog
Program ['prəʊgræm, 'proʊ-] abbr.
abbr., file.ext. .prg (file name extension)
Programmes
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Accounting3 Energy industry39 Name of organization1
Acoustics2 English1 Natural resourses and wildlife conservation18
Advertising1 Environment124 Natural sciences23
Agriculture42 European Union21 Nuclear physics16
Alternative dispute resolution14 Finances111 Obsolete / dated8
American usage, not spelling56 Fish farming pisciculture7 Optics branch of physics19
Antennas and waveguides1 Food industry6 Packaging1
Art9 Foreign trade5 Patents77
Artificial intelligence98 Forestry3 Pharmacy and pharmacology7
Astronautics1 General464 Physics34
Astronomy2 Health care69 Politics36
Australian1 Hobbies and pastimes2 Polygraphy6
Automated equipment5 Human rights activism19 Power lines1
Automobiles8 Immigration and citizenship24 Procedural law1
Banking1 Industry14 Programming10
Biology22 Information technology553 Project management1
British usage, not spelling67 Insurance2 Racing and motorsport2
Business125 International law1 Radio12
Chemistry5 International Monetary Fund62 Reliability1
Chess1 International trade2 Religion4
Coal1 Investment6 Research and development46
Commerce8 Labor law14 SAP1
Communications144 Law58 Social science71
Computers251 Life sciences6 Sociology2
Construction41 Marketing6 Sports2
Corporate governance1 Materials science14 Statistics37
Criminal law5 Mathematics2 Taxes14
Cultural studies13 Measuring instruments27 Technology120
Data processing1 Mechanic engineering3 Telecommunications17
Demography6 Medical32 Telegraphy1
Dosimetry1 Medical appliances23 Television4
Drives4 Metallurgy4 Textile industry2
Dyalysis3 Microelectronics205 Transport68
Earth sciences2 Microsoft64 United Nations9
Economics283 Military3 University7
Education103 Mining4 Video recording5
Electronics27 Municipal planning4 Work flow2