programma UK
proʊˈɡræmə
programmata
See also: program (US)
Definition

Definition of programma - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
event scheduleRareUKdetailed plan of activities or eventsRareUK
  • The festival's programma was packed with concerts and workshops..
agenda schedule
2.
media contentRareUKbroadcast content on television or radioRareUK
  • The evening programma features a live interview with the director..
broadcast show
3.
ancient GreeceRareUKlaw displayed for public inspection in Ancient GreeceRareUK
  • The programma was displayed for all citizens to see.
decree edict
4.
governmentDatedUKofficial bulletin or public proclamationDatedUK
  • A programma was posted to inform the citizens of the event.
announcement declaration notice
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  • programma: law displayed for public inspection in Ancient Greece
    law displayed for public inspection in Ancient Greece

Origin of programma

Greek, programma (a written public notice)

Examples of programma in a sentence

  • The wedding programma listed all the ceremonies and receptions.
  • The morning programma includes a news segment.
  • Tonight's programma will cover the latest sports events.
  • The ancient programma outlined the new tax laws.
  • Citizens gathered to read the newly posted programma.
  • The programma announced new regulations for the city.

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  1. French:programme, émission, ...
  2. German:Programm, Sendungsinhalt, ...
  3. Italian:programma, trasmissione, ...
  4. Spanish:programa, emisión, ...
  5. Portuguese:programa, programa de televisão, ...
  6. Chinese:节目单, 节目, ...
  7. Japanese:プログラム, 番組, ...
  8. Arabic:بَرْنَامَج, قانون معروض, ...
  9. Hebrew:תָּכְנִית, תָּכְנִית, ...
  10. Russian:программа, передача, ...
  11. Ukrainian:програма, передача, ...
  12. Hindi:कार्यक्रम, प्रसारण, ...
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