PROGRAMME


Meaning of PROGRAMME in English

I.

( BrE ) ( AmE program ) noun

1 plan of things to do

ADJECTIVE

▪ ambitious , innovative

▪ broad , comprehensive , intensive , major , massive , radical

a comprehensive ~ of economic reform

▪ modest

▪ long-term

▪ regular

▪ varied

a varied ~ of entertainment

▪ pilot

The pilot ~ of vaccination proved successful.

▪ party , political

▪ government

▪ collaborative , joint

joint ~s between government and industry

▪ national , nationwide

▪ action , development , improvement , modernization , privatization , research

▪ recycling

▪ economic , expenditure , financial , investment , marketing , recovery , spending

Mr Brown called for a national recovery ~.

▪ austerity , closure ( BrE ), cost-cutting ( esp. BrE )

The company began a major cost-cutting ~ which involved 1 700 job losses.

▪ aid , assistance , relief , welfare

▪ mentoring ( esp. AmE ), outreach

Support is provided through the community outreach ~.

▪ instructional , tutoring (both AmE )

▪ assessment , testing

▪ care , health , health-care

a community-care ~ for psychiatric patients

▪ screening , treatment , vaccination

a diabetes treatment ~

large-scale screening ~s of newborns

▪ rehab ( informal ), rehabilitation

She helped him get into a drug rehab ~.

▪ inpatient , outpatient

▪ residential

a residential drug treatment ~

▪ crime-prevention , drug-prevention , etc.

▪ breeding , building , conservation , defence/defense , missile , nuclear , rebuilding , weapons

Female seals are needed for the breeding ~.

▪ exercise , weight-loss , workout ( esp. AmE )

▪ internship ( AmE ), residency ( esp. AmE )

a residency ~ for artists

▪ accredited , certificate , certification (all AmE )

students in an accredited journalism ~

▪ college , school (both esp. AmE )

▪ graduate , undergraduate (both esp. AmE )

▪ degree , doctoral , Master's (all esp. AmE )

students enrolled on the two-year MA degree ~

▪ academic ( esp. AmE ), education , educational , literacy , training , vocational

▪ English , history , physics , science , etc. (all esp. AmE )

▪ after-school ( esp. AmE )

an after-school science ~ that promotes science literacy

▪ online ( esp. AmE )

The foundation's online learning ~ brings the classroom to you.

▪ two-year , three-year , etc. (all esp. AmE )

a two-year master's ~

VERB + PROGRAMME/PROGRAM

▪ agree , agree on , develop , draw up , establish , have , initiate , institute , organize , plan , set up

▪ outline

The course leader outlined the ~ we would be following.

▪ administer , carry out , conduct , implement , launch , run

▪ expand

▪ offer

The college offers a wide variety of ~s of study.

▪ finance , fund

How is the ~ to be financed?

▪ begin , embark on , enter , start , undertake

▪ enrol/enroll in , enrol/enroll on (both esp. AmE )

She enrolled in a Master's ~ in American history

▪ attend

He must attend a sex offenders' ~.

▪ follow , pursue

▪ complete

▪ cancel , scrap

The government says it will scrap all of its nuclear ~s.

▪ coordinate , oversee

He is coordinating a Europe-wide research ~ into treatments for prostate cancer.

PROGRAMME/PROGRAM + VERB

▪ aim to , allow (sb) sth , be aimed at sb/sth , be designed to

The ~ aims to increase employment.

▪ include sth , involve sb/sth

▪ offer sth , provide sth

▪ target sb/sth

an exercise ~ targeting those weak points

▪ focus on

a graduate ~ that focuses on a chosen profession

PREPOSITION

▪ in a/the ~ , on the/your ~

What's on your ~ today (= What are your plans) ?

▪ ~ for

What's the ~ for (= What are we going to do) tomorrow?

▪ ~ of

a ~ of lectures

a program of study ( AmE )

PHRASES

▪ the aim of a ~ , the objective of a ~ , the purpose of a ~

2 radio/television show

ADJECTIVE

▪ radio , television , TV

▪ current-affairs , documentary , factual (all esp. BrE )

▪ news

▪ comedy

▪ children's

▪ cookery ( BrE ), cooking ( AmE ), music , religious , wildlife , etc.

▪ call-in ( AmE ), phone-in ( BrE )

▪ digital

▪ flagship ( esp. BrE )

BBC radio's flagship news ~

VERB + PROGRAMME/PROGRAM

▪ see , watch

▪ listen to

▪ record

▪ do , make

▪ host , present

a news ~ hosted by Freddie Greenan

▪ air , broadcast , screen , show

▪ sponsor

▪ cancel , scrap

PREPOSITION

▪ in a/the ~

In today's ~, we'll be giving you advice on how to manage your money.

▪ on a/the ~

He appeared on the ~ last night.

▪ ~ about , ~ on

I saw a good ~ on owls last night.

3 booklet for a play/concert/event

ADJECTIVE

▪ concert , theatre/theater

▪ match , race

PREPOSITION

▪ in the ~

Her name doesn't appear in the concert ~.

4 order of events

ADJECTIVE

▪ exciting , interesting

▪ musical , sporting ( BrE )

VERB + PROGRAMME/PROGRAM

▪ arrange , draw up , plan , organize

We're planning an exciting ~ of activities.

PROGRAMME/PROGRAM + VERB

▪ consist of sth , include sth

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ of

a ~ of 17th-century music

PHRASES

▪ a ~ of events

The ~ of events also includes a parade and poetry recitations.

II.

verb

Programme/program is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ computer , ↑ video

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .