program

program
I
n.
plan

1) to chart, draw up a program

2) to carry out, implement; evaluate; introduce launch; phase out, terminate a program

3) a long-range pilot; short-range program

4) a building; development political program

5) a program to + inf. (to launch a program to reduce crime)

schedule

6) on one's program (what's on your program today?)

entertainment

7) to put on a program

broadcast, telecast

8) a call-in (AE), phone-in (BE); radio; television program

coded instructions for a computer

9) to boot up; debug; execute; load, reboot; run; write a program

10) a user-friendly program

11) a computer; software; word processing program

academic course of study

12) a graduate, postgraduate (esp. BE); honors; training; undergraduate program

13) a program in (a program in linguistics)

organized activities

14) an orientation; outreach (esp. AE); recreation; work-study (AE) program

misc.

15) a reading program (for a dictionary)

USAGE NOTE: The BE spelling is programme, except for the computer uses, 9--

11)

II

v. (H) to program a computer to store certain information

USAGE NOTE: Except when referring to the computer, the BE spelling is programme--to programme an alarm system.
* * *
debug
draw up a program
honors
introduce: launch
phase out. terminate a program
phone-in (BE) : radio
political program
reboot
run: write a program
short-range program
television program
undergraduate program
word processing program
work-study (AE) program
outreach (esp. AE)
postgraduate (esp. BE)
['academic course of study'] a graduate
['coded instructions for a computer'] to boot up
['entertainment'] to put on a program
['organized activities'] an orientation
['plan'] to chart
a building
a computer: software
a long-range
a user-friendly program
to carry out. implement: evaluate
(H) to program a computer to store certain information (USAGE NOTE: Except when referring to the computer, the BE spelling is programme program to programme an alarm system.)
['misc. '] a reading program (USAGE NOTE: The BE spelling is programme, except for the computer uses, 9-11.; for a dictionary)
a program in (a program in linguistics)
a program to + inf. (to launch a program to reduce crime)
['schedule'] on one's program (what's on your program today?)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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