programme
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈproʊɡræm/ · UK /ˈprəʊɡræm/
programme means: A show broadcast on television or radio.
noun
TV OR RADIOA2
A show broadcast on television or radio.
- What is your favourite television programme?
- We listened to a radio programme about birds.
- The programme starts at eight tonight.
PLANNED ACTIVITIESB1
A planned set of activities or steps for achieving a particular goal.
- She started an exercise programme.
- The council launched a programme to improve housing.
- These training programmes help people find work.
PERFORMANCE GUIDEB1
A printed guide listing the performers and parts of a show or event.
- I bought a programme at the theatre.
- The programme lists all the actors.
- She kept the concert programmes as souvenirs.
COMPUTER SOFTWAREB1
A set of instructions that tells a computer what to do.
- This programme checks your spelling.
- He wrote a programme to sort the data.
- Several programmes were running on her computer.
verb
WRITE COMPUTER CODEB1
To write instructions that tell a computer what to do.
- He learned to programme at school.
- She programmed the robot to follow a line.
- Can you programme a computer to recognize voices?
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