programme
/ˈproʊɡræm/
noun
- A planned series of events, activities, or performances.
- The school has a music programme that includes concerts and lessons.
- The training programme lasts six weeks and covers basic skills.
- We followed the festival programme to see all the bands.
- A set of coded instructions that a computer follows to perform a task.
- Installing a new programme can improve your computer's performance.
- The computer programme crashed when it ran out of memory.
- She wrote a programme to sort the data automatically.
- A broadcast on television or radio.
- They recorded a documentary programme about ocean life.
- My favorite TV programme is on tonight at eight.
- The radio programme features interviews with local artists.
verb
- To write a set of instructions for a computer to execute.
- They programmed the app to send reminders every morning.
- He learned to programme in Python during summer camp.
- She programmes the robot to follow a line on the floor.
- To set a device to operate in a particular way or at a particular time.
- You can programme the thermostat to lower the heat at night.
- I programmed the coffee maker to start brewing at 7 AM.
- He programmed the alarm to go off at six o'clock.
- To plan or arrange something as part of a schedule or series.
- The theater programmed three new plays for the spring season.
- The museum programmed a series of art workshops for children.
- We programmed the conference sessions to avoid overlaps.