programme

/ˈproʊɡræm/; /ˈprɒɡræm/; /ˈproʊɡrəm/; /ˈprɒɡrəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A series of planned events or activities, especially in a specific field or industry.

“The music festival is part of a larger programme of events in the city.”

2. noun

A set of instructions, especially a set of computer instructions, that are used to control a computer or other electronic device.

“The new software is part of a programme that will revolutionize the industry.”

3. noun

A plan or course of action, especially one that is long-term.

“The company’s programme aims to reduce its carbon footprint over the next five years.”

4. verb

To arrange or plan a series of events or activities.

“The organizers will programme the festival to run over several days.”

5. verb

To store or schedule a specific task or function to be performed at a later time, especially in a computer or electronic device.

“The new smartphone allows you to programme reminders and alarms.”

6. verb

To plan or arrange for a particular course of events, especially in a computer or electronic device.

“The programmer will programme the new app to be released next month.”

Synonyms

  • plan
  • program
  • schedule

Antonyms

  • chaos
  • disorganization