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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)
program ['prəʊgræm, 'proʊ-] adj.
construct. Ausstattungsprogramm; Baubetriebsplan; Bauablaufplan
 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)
program
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