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Definition of core program - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationRare central group of required courses within a field of studyRare
- First-year students must complete the core program before choosing electives.
2.
businessRare primary set of planned activities within a larger organizational strategyRare
- The charity's core program focuses on improving local health services.
3.
technologyTECH. main software that controls essential functions of a larger computer systemTECH.
- The core program runs in the background and manages all hardware resources.
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technology
program instructions written by a programmer, not part of the core system
Examples of core program in a sentence
She struggled until she finished the core program required for her major. Digital literacy training is a core program of the community center. Expanding the apprenticeship scheme became the company’s core program for workforce development. If the core program crashes, the entire operating system becomes unusable. Developers patched a bug in the core program to improve system stability.
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- French:tronc commun, programme central, ...
- German:Kernprogramm, Hauptprogramm, ...
- Italian:programma di base, programma principale, ...
- Spanish:programa básico, programa principal, ...
- Portuguese:núcleo de disciplinas obrigatórias, programa principal, ...
- Chinese:核心课程, 核心项目, ...
- Japanese:中核科目, 中核プログラム, ...
- Arabic:بَرْنامِج أَساسِي, بَرامِج أَساسي, ...
- Hebrew:תָּכְנִית לִיבָּה, תָּכְנִית מֶרְכָּזִית, ...
- Russian:базовая программа, ключевая программа, ...
- Ukrainian:базова програма, ключова програма, ...
- Hindi:मुख्य पाठ्यक्रम, मुख्य कार्यक्रम, ...
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