English to Xhosa Meaning of programme - program

Programme :
program
wotshi yalungiselelwalokuprogramaprogrammings
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Definitions of programme in English
Noun(1) an announcement of the events that will occur as part of a theatrical or sporting event(2) an integrated course of academic studies(3) a radio or television show(4) (computer science(5) a system of projects or services intended to meet a public need(6) a series of steps to be carried out or goals to be accomplished(7) a performance (or series of performances
Verb(1) write a computer program(2) arrange a program of or for
Examples of programme in English
(1) the British nuclear power programme(2) Raymond Otto, from Soweto, visited the school last Friday as part of a weekly programme of events looking at performing arts.(3) what's the programme for today?(4) Treatment consists of a long-term programme of physical activity and, when necessary, anti-inflammatory drugs.(5) The project aims to improve educational opportunities and create a programme of activities targeted towards specific audiences.(6) Villagers plan a programme of events beginning next month which will run late into the autumn.(7) the programme includes Dvořák's New World symphony(8) There are 14 races, each outlined in impenetrable statistical detail in the official programme .(9) BBC Radio 2 broadcast a programme devoted to this particular concert earlier this year.(10) It is planned to screen the programme in early spring, possibly as a two-parter.(11) There is a full programme of events planned when all classes take part in nativity plays and parents and friends are invited to attend.(12) A top band has been lined up again this year and all the old attractions are to be included in a great programme of events as in the former years.(13) training programme(14) a nature programme(15) a programme of events(16) This is a very exciting addition to the programme and performances are planned for Christmas and June 2003.
Related Phrases of programme
(1) computer program ::
inkqubo yekhompyutha
(2) television program ::
inkqubo kamabonakude
(3) program manager ::
ngumphathi weprogram
(4) news program ::
inkqubo news
(5) run program ::
yinkqubo
(6) application program ::
isinxulumanisi senkqubo yekhompyutha
(7) program counter ::
inkqubo counter
(8) utility program ::
program eluncedo
Synonyms
Noun
1. schedule ::
schedule
2. plan of action ::
plan of action
3. broadcast ::
broadcast
4. course ::
course
5. guide ::
aqondise
6. computer program ::
inkqubo yekhompyutha
7. syllabus ::
isilabhasi
8. platform ::
platform
9. plan ::
icebo
Verb
10. arrange ::
ahlele
Different Forms
programmed, programming, programmings
Word Example from TV Shows
...adult extension programme at the university.

...adult extension PROGRAMME at the university.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 9

Now, murder is not part of your 12-step programme.

Now, murder is not part of your 12-step PROGRAMME.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 12

It seems they have used\Nan editing programme.

It seems they have used
an editing PROGRAMME.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

...your plan's treatment programme covers four sessions a week.

...your plan's treatment PROGRAMME covers four sessions a week.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 9

Some nature programme about elephants.

Some nature PROGRAMME about elephants.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 10

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