Translation
programme; computer program
Word origin
From Greek programma ('public notice'), built from pro ('before') plus graphein ('to write') - something written up beforehand. Via Latin and French programme it became the international word for a published plan, then a broadcast, then computer code.
- Origin
- Greek, via French
- Root
- programma
- English cognates
- programme, graphic
Examples
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What programme is on the television this evening?
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The congress has a rich programme.
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He writes programs for computers.
One word covers all the English senses: the evening's television , a congress , and the running on your . The person who writes the last kind is a o.
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