programme
US: /ˈpɹoʊˌɡɹæm/
UK: /pɹˈəʊɡɹæm/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
programme /programme/- danh từ
- chương trình (công tác, biểu diễn văn nghệ...)
- cương lĩnh (của tổ chức, đảng phái)
- ngoại động từ
- đặt chương trình, lập chương trình
Advanced English dictionary
(BrE) (AmE program) noun, verb+ noun
plan
1 a plan of things that will be done or included in the development of sth: to launch a research programme + a training programme for new staff + a programme for / of economic reform
on tv / radio
2 (also informal prog) something that people watch on television or listen to on the radio: a news programme + Did you see that programme on India last night? + What time is that programme on? + Which programme do you want to watch?
for play / concert
3 a thin book or a piece of paper that gives you information about a play, a concert, etc: a theatre programme
order of events
4 an organized order of performances or events: an exciting musical programme + a week-long programme of lectures + (spoken) What's the programme for (= what are we going to do) tomorrow?
course of study
5 (AmE) a course of study: a school programme - COURSE
of machine
6 a series of actions done by a machine, such as a WASHING MACHINE: Select a cool programme for woollen clothes.
+ verb [usually passive]
plan
1 [VN] ~ sth (for sth) to plan for sth to happen, especially as part of a series of planned events: The final section of road is programmed for completion next month.
person / animal
2 [VN to inf] to make a person, an animal, etc. behave in a particular way, so that it happens automatically: Human beings are genetically programmed to learn certain kinds of language.
machine
3 to give a machine instructions to do a particular task: [VN to inf] She programmed the VCR to come on at eight. [also VN]
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 schedule, plan, scheme, agenda, order of the day, routine, protocol, slate, list, listing, description, outline, abstract, précis, calendar, menu, bill of fare, curriculum, syllabus, synopsis, summary, prospectus:
The programme shows the sequence of events. You cannot tell what is being offered without a programme
2 performance, production, show, presentation, (radio or television) play, telecast, broadcast, recital, concert:
Television programmes seem to cater to lower levels of taste and intelligence every year
3 proceedings, events, affairs, activities:
The programme includes an hour of exercise before breakfast every day.
v.
4 organize, arrange, prearrange, plan, lay out, map (out), design, formulate, set (up), schedule, book, US slate:
The solo pianist is programmed to follow the chamber orchestra.
Collocation
1 plan of things to do
ADJ.
ambitious | comprehensive, major, massive, radical, wide-ranging
a comprehensive programme of economic reform
| modest | long-term | regular | varied
a varied programme of entertainment
| pilot
The pilot programme of vaccination proved successful.
| party, political | government | collaborative, joint
joint programmes between government and industry
| action, development, improvement, modernization, privatization, research | economic, expenditure, investment, recovery
Mr Brown called for a national recovery programme.
| austerity, closure, cost-cutting | aid, assistance, relief, welfare | assessment, testing | degree, education, educational, literacy, training
students enrolled on the two-year MA degree programme
| care, health
a community care programme for psychiatric patients
| exercise, weight-loss | breeding, building, conservation, defence
Female seals are needed for the breeding programme.
VERB + PROGRAMME
agree (on), develop, draw up, establish, organize, plan, set up | outline
The course leader outlined the programme we would be following.
| carry out, implement, launch, run | expand | offer
The college offers a wide variety of programmes of study.
| finance, fund
How is the programme to be financed?
| embark on, undertake | enrol on | follow | complete | disrupt
Renewed fighting disrupted the relief programme.
PROGRAMME + VERB
aim to, be aimed at sb/sth, be designed to
The programme aims to increase employment.
| include sth, involve sb/sth | offer sth, provide sth
PREP.
in a/the ~, on the/your ~
What's on your programme today (= What are your plans)?
| ~ for
What's the programme for (= What are we going to do)tomorrow?
| ~ of
a programme of study
PHRASES
the aim/objective/purpose of a programme
2 radio/televsion show
ADJ.
radio, television/TV | current affairs, documentary, factual, news | comedy | educational | children's | cookery, wildlife, religious, etc. | phone-in
VERB + PROGRAMME
see, watch | listen to | record | do, make | host, present
a phone-in programme hosted by Freddie Greenan
| broadcast, screen, show
PREP.
in a/the ~
In today's programme, we'll be giving you advice on how to manage your money.
| on a/the ~
He appeared on the programme last night.
| ~ about/on
I saw a good programme on owls last night.
3 booklet for a play/concert/event
ADJ.
concert, theatre | match, race
PREP.
in the ~
Her name doesn't appear in the concert programme.
4 order of events
ADJ.
exciting, interesting | musical, sporting
VERB + PROGRAMME
arrange, draw up, plan, organize
planning an exciting programme of activities
PROGRAMME + VERB
include sth
PREP.
~ of
a programme of 17th century music
Concise dictionary
programmes|programmed|programming'prəʊgræmnoun
+an announcement of the events that will occur as part of a theatrical or sporting event
+an integrated course of academic studies
+a radio or television show
+(computer science) a sequence of instructions that a computer can interpret and execute
+a system of projects or services intended to meet a public need
+a series of steps to be carried out or goals to be accomplished
+a performance (or series of performances) at a public presentation
verb
+write a computer program
+arrange a program of or for
