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prog
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
prog [Am prɑɡ, Brit prɒɡ] N Brit inf
prog → program
I. Brit programme N
1.1. Brit programme (schedule of events):
Brit programme
programa m
what's your program for tomorrow?
¿qué programa or planes tienes para mañana?
1.2. Brit programme (for a performance, concert):
Brit programme
programa m
1.3. Brit programme esp Am :
Brit programme (educational course)
curso m
Brit programme (syllabus)
programa m
he went to Rome on an exchange program
viajó a Roma en un programa de intercambio
2. Brit programme (plan):
Brit programme
programa m
a public health/research program
un programa de salud pública/de investigación
a long-term program for reforestation
un programa de reforestación a largo plazo
3. Brit programme (production):
Brit programme RADIO, TV
programa m
4. Brit programme (on household appliance):
Brit programme
programa m
wash/rinse program
programa de lavado/enjuague
wash/rinse program
programa de aclarado Spain
5. Brit programme COMPUT:
Brit program
programa m
program disk
disco m del programa
program library
colección f de programas
II. program <programming programmed Am also programing programed> [Am ˈproʊˌɡræm, Brit ˈprəʊɡram] VB trans
1.1. program (schedule):
program activities
programar
program activities
planear
1.2. program (instruct):
program washing machine/robot
programar
they have been programed to kill
están programados para matar
2. program COMPUT:
program
programar
III. program <programming programmed Am also programing programed> [Am ˈproʊˌɡræm, Brit ˈprəʊɡram] VB intr COMPUT
program
programar
in the PONS Dictionary
prog. N
prog. abbreviation of program
prog.
progr.
I. program [ˈprəʊgræm, Am ˈproʊ-] -mm- N
program
programa m
II. program [ˈprəʊgræm, Am ˈproʊ-] -mm- VB trans
program
programar
in the PONS Dictionary
prog. N
prog. ABBR program
prog.
progr.
I. program [ˈproʊ·græm] N a. comput
program
programa m
II. program <-mm-> [ˈproʊ·græm] VB trans a. comput
program
programar
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The visual output produced by a model solution is known as a prognostic chart, or "prog".
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Wood was later to comment that the band had a bit too much prog-rock about it.
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He began playing drums at age seven, performing with a series of prog-rock and disco bands throughout adolescence.
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The guitar soloing alone moves from fast parts to prog to jazz.
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So he started looking around for other prog metal fans who would be willing to organise a festival with him.
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