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Programme
plan
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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programme [pʀɔɡʀam] N m
1. programme:
programme RADIO, THEAT, TV, CINE
programme Brit
ce n'est pas au programme lit
it's not on the programme
ce n'est pas au programme fig
that wasn't planned
changement de programme lit
change in the ou of programme
changement de programme fig
change of plan
2. programme (emploi du temps):
programme
programme Brit
le programme de la journée
the programme for the day
avoir un programme très chargé
to have a very busy schedule
quel est le programme des réjouissances aujourd'hui? hum
what delights are in store (for us) today?
3. programme (projet):
programme (d'action)
plan
programme (de travail)
programme Brit
programme électoral
electoral programme ou platform
programme de gouvernement
government programme ou platform
c'est tout un programme! hum
that'll take some doing!
4. programme:
programme SCHOOL, UNIV
syllabus
le programme d'histoire
the History syllabus
le programme de première année
the first-year syllabus
au programme
on the syllabus
5. programme COMPUT:
programme
program
programme d'exploitation/de compilation
operating/compiling program
programme machine/d'assemblage
computer/assembly program
sous-programme <pl sous-programmes> [supʀɔɡʀam] N m COMPUT
sous-programme
subroutine
programmer [pʀɔɡʀame] VB trans
1. programmer (prévoir):
programmer émission
to schedule, to bill
programmer travail, vacances, visite
to plan
il a bien programmé son coup!
that was well planned!
2. programmer COMPUT:
programmer ordinateur, données
to program
English
English
French
French
program
programme m
to run a program
lancer un programme
program COMPUT
programmer (to do pour faire)
program
programmer (in en)
subroutine
sous-programme m
support slot
avant-programme m
curriculum
programme m
in the curriculum
au programme
manifesto
programme m
election manifesto
programme m électoral
syllabus
programme m
on the syllabus
au programme
bootstrap program
programme m d'amorçage
in the PONS Dictionary
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English
programme [pʀɔgʀam] N m
1. programme:
programme (objectif planifié)
plan
programme (étapes)
programme Brit
programme (étapes)
program Am
programme d'action
plan of action
programme de recherches
research programme
2. programme (livret):
programme
programme Brit
programme
program Am
programme CINE, TV
guide
être au programme
to be on
3. programme SCHOOL:
programme
syllabus
4. programme UNIV:
programme
course
Phrases:
vaste programme! iron hum
that will take some doing!
être au programme
to be on the programme
être au programme CINE, TV
to be on
être hors programme
not to be on the programme
être hors programme SCHOOL
not to be on the syllabus
c'est tout un programme
that's quite a business
programmer [pʀɔgʀame] VB trans
1. programmer CINE, TV:
programmer
to schedule
2. programmer THEAT:
programmer
to show
3. programmer (établir à l'avance):
programmer journée, réjouissances, vacances
to plan
être programmé à dix heures
to be planned for ten o'clock
4. programmer TECH:
programmer calculatrice
to program
programmer une machine à laver sur qc
to set a washing machine to sth
English
English
French
French
program
programme m
to write a program
faire un programme
program
programmer
syllabus
programme m
to be on the syllabus
être au programme
programme
programme m
fitness programme
programme de mise en forme physique
programme
programme m
programme
programmer
TV guide
programme m télé
keynote address
discours m programme
election platform
programme m électoral
user program
programme m utilisateur
job creation scheme
programme m de création d'emplois
in the PONS Dictionary
French
French
English
English
programme [pʀɔgʀam] N m
1. programme:
programme (objectif planifié)
plan
programme (étapes)
program
programme d'action
plan of action
programme de recherches
research program
2. programme (livret):
programme
program
programme CINE, TV
guide
être au programme
to be on
3. programme SCHOOL:
programme
syllabus
4. programme UNIV:
programme
course
Phrases:
vaste programme! iron hum
that will take some doing!
être au programme
to be on the program
être au programme CINE, TV
to be on
être hors programme
not to be on the program
être hors programme SCHOOL
not to be on the syllabus
c'est tout un programme
that's quite a business
programmer [pʀɔgʀame] VB trans
1. programmer CINE, TV:
programmer
to schedule
2. programmer THEAT:
programmer
to show
3. programmer (établir à l'avance):
programmer journée, réjouissances, vacances
to plan
être programmé à dix heures
to be planned for ten o'clock
4. programmer TECH:
programmer calculatrice
to program
programmer une machine à laver sur qc
to set a washing machine to sth
English
English
French
French
syllabus
programme m
to be on the syllabus
être au programme
program
programme m
fitness program
programme de mise en forme physique
program
programme m
program
programme m
to write a program
faire un programme
program
programmer
keynote address
discours m programme
election platform
programme m électoral
TV guide
programme m télé
curriculum
programme m d'études
entitlement program
programme m social
user program
programme m utilisateur
OFAJ Glossary "Intégration et égalité des chances"
programme m
programme scolaire
curriculum
Présent
jeprogramme
tuprogrammes
il/elle/onprogramme
nousprogrammons
vousprogrammez
ils/ellesprogramment
Imparfait
jeprogrammais
tuprogrammais
il/elle/onprogrammait
nousprogrammions
vousprogrammiez
ils/ellesprogrammaient
Passé simple
jeprogrammai
tuprogrammas
il/elle/onprogramma
nousprogrammâmes
vousprogrammâtes
ils/ellesprogrammèrent
Futur simple
jeprogrammerai
tuprogrammeras
il/elle/onprogrammera
nousprogrammerons
vousprogrammerez
ils/ellesprogrammeront
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
démarrer un logiciel [ou un programme]
to start a programme
bouleverser qc emploi du temps, programme
to disrupt sth
être en avance dans son programme
to be running ahead of schedule
quitter un logiciel [ou un programme]
to quit a program
work-study program
programme alternant une formation universitaire et professionnelle
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Le fonds de l'enseignement est bouleversé par l'effondrement du communisme et la renaissance de nouvelles matières.
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Ainsi, toute l'organisation du judicat est bouleversée et la population reste donc privée d'hommes habiles à organiser la résistance et la reconstruction.
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Mais l’industrialisation bouleversa cet équilibre et bientôt ce fut qui domina l'économie locale.
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En effet, quelques détails minces ont été rajoutés venant totalement bouleverser la profondeur du personnage.
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Le numérique ayant bouleversé l’accès aux savoirs, il invite à reconsidérer la médiation documentaire, notamment à l’école.
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