program
- noun
- /ˈproʊɡræm/
- US
- Well, we funded this program to give men like you a second chance.
- education programs
- training programs
- health programs
But there was no research program there yet so.
- But there was no research program there yet so.
- Learn good form and then follow basic programs, eat well and that's it.
- And then you create a program called Wealth Welfare to work.
- It it has been a program for people who are struggling.
- These are anti poverty programs and also wage floors.
- Our three core programs are robust and thriving.
- There is no shortcut or system or program or magic formula.
- And, and put the programs around those situations.
Examples
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We must involve more students because inclusiveness builds program support from families and friends.
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University officials told the Albuquerque Journal that expanding the program was the right thing to do.
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Create a kids program that will stop war.
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But in general, I think the whole program was amazing.
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The board has agreed to move forward with your program under one condition.
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Most participants also agreed that the program had a positive effect on their students and themselves.
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Additionally, colleges and universities increasingly are developing and funding programs specifically aimed at student retention.
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I'm sifting through potential candidates for our program.
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You should know that today, I talked to the head of the juvenile program at Serenity Manor, and you are being admitted.
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The city launched a new program to provide educational resources for low-income families.
Synonyms
A set of steps arranged to reach a goal
A new plan to solve a problem or reach a goal
Antonyms
Compounds
- Formal
Government plan that gives people jobs building or fixing roads and buildings
A program that gives rewards to encourage people, especially employees, to reach goals
A planned set of school courses in subjects like arts and sciences to prepare for college
A planned course of treatment to help someone recover after illness, injury, or addiction
A series of US space missions that landed people on the Moon and brought them safely home
- Specialized
A piece of software that runs in the background to help other apps or the system
A system where students do paid part-time work and study to gain experience
- Specialized
A way of buying and selling large amounts of stocks using computer programs
- Specialized
A program on your computer that gets data and services from a server
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Computer software that helps you do specific tasks like writing or managing files
A United States program from 1948 to 1952 that gave money to rebuild Europe after World War II
- Specialized
A computer tool that watches a system, reports problems, and can restart services
- Formal
A United States government effort that finds and cleans the worst sites with dangerous chemical waste
- Specialized
A set of instructions written in a language people can read and later changed into code a computer can run
- Specialized
A computer tool that does system tasks like cleaning files or scanning for viruses
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A program that turns programming code into instructions the computer can run
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A program that protects computers and networks from harmful software
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A set of computer instructions that follow rules to solve a problem
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A computer tool that translates assembly language into code the computer can run
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Computer software that collects logs and makes reports for checking accounts and systems
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A computer program written in the Fortran language for science or math calculations
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Computer code stored in a library that helps other software do common tasks
United States space project that sent people into Earth's orbit in 1965 and 1966 to prepare for Moon missions
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A computer program that uses simple rules to find good solutions when checking every choice is impossible
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Software that takes data from devices or files and converts it into a form the computer can use
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A computer tool that runs code one line at a time without compiling
An activity at a museum or park that explains exhibits and natural features to visitors
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A collection of ready-made pieces of code developers use in applications
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To make a computer program run faster and use less memory or power
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Software that reads on-screen text aloud for people with sight or reading problems
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A computer program that can be loaded and run from different parts of computer memory without change
A course before someone starts a job that teaches basic skills and how to behave at work
- Specialized
A computer program that changes how it works when conditions change
How Extensive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Program comes from Greek parts pro- ('before') and gram ('something written'), so it originally meant a 'written plan' made ahead. That's why a program today is an organized plan of projects or services to reach a specific goal.