radio programme

ˈreɪdioʊ ˈproʊɡrəm

Definition

Definition of radio programme - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

entertainment

Rare

planned show of music or speech broadcast by radio station

Rare

My grandmother listens to her favorite radio programme every evening.
The radio programme featured interviews with local authors.
He hosts a weekly radio programme about environmental issues.

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Expressions with radio

radio silent

adj.

not responding or communicating

He has been radio silent since the meeting.

radio silence

time when no one sends messages or information

After the argument, there was radio silence for days.

face for radio

unattractive face suited for non-visual media

He joked that he had a face for radio.

radio station

place with equipment for radio broadcasting

The radio station aired the news at 6 PM.

car radio

radio system in a car for music or news

She turned on the car radio to hear the news.

clock radio

alarm clock that can play radio stations

I set my clock radio to wake me up at 7.

Expressions with programme

get with the programme

start accepting new ideas or rules quickly

You need to get with the programme if you want to succeed.

news programme

television or radio show that reports news

She watches the evening news programme every day.

induction programme

orientation for new students at a school

The induction programme introduced us to the campus facilities.

programme of study

set of courses for a specific educational goal

The university offers a comprehensive programme of study in engineering.

crash programme

intensive effort to achieve a goal quickly

The government launched a crash programme to boost the economy.

resettlement programme

plan to help people move to a new place

The resettlement programme helped families find new homes.

rolling programme

plan of tasks spread across a continuing period of time

The council introduced a rolling programme of road repairs across the county.

action programme

structured plan listing concrete steps to reach specific goals

The ministry launched an action programme to improve science education in schools.

communications programme

planned set of actions for sharing information with specific groups

The charity launched a new communications programme to reach rural communities.

exchange programme

organized scheme letting people study or work temporarily in another institution or country

She joined an exchange programme in Spain during her second year at university.

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radio signal

broadcast a radio or television programme

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French:émission de radio, ...
German:Radiosendung, ...
Italian:programma radiofonico, ...
Spanish:programa de radio, ...
Portuguese:programa de rádio, ...
Chinese:广播节目, ...
Japanese:ラジオ番組, ...
Arabic:بَرنَامَج إذاعِي, ...
Hebrew:תָּכְנִית רַדְיוֹ, ...
Russian:радиопередача, ...
Ukrainian:радіопрограма, ...
Hindi:रेडियो कार्यक्रम, ...
Bengali:রেডিও অনুষ্ঠান, ...
Catalan:programa de ràdio, ...
Czech:rozhlasový pořad, ...
Danish:radioprogram, ...
Dutch:radioprogramma, ...
Greek:ραδιοφωνική εκπομπή, ...
Hungarian:rádióműsor, ...
Khmer:កម្មវិធីវិទ្យុ, ...
Korean:라디오 프로그램, ...
Persian:برنامه رادیویی, ...
Polish:audycja radiowa, ...
Portuguese (BR):programa de rádio, ...
Romanian:program de radio, ...
Swedish:radioprogram, ...
Thai:รายการวิทยุ, ...
Turkish:radyo programı, ...
Vietnamese:chương trình phát thanh, ...

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