| [/ˈprəugræm; US -grəm;ˋproɡrəm/] n 用法:
1 broadcast item (eg a play, discussion or documentary) （广播或电视）节目（如戏剧、 讨论或纪实）:
There is an interesting programme on television tonight. 今晚有个好看的电视节目. *
They're putting on a programme about/on wine-making. 他们正推出一个介绍酿酒方法的节目. 用法:
2 plan of what is (intended) to be done 工作计画; 活动安排; 行动方案:
a political programme 政治纲领 *
What's (on) the programme for (ie What are we going to do) tomorrow? 明天安排了什麽活动? *
launch a programme to redevelop the inner cities 提出一项改建市中心区的方案. 用法:
3 (a) (notice or list of a) series of items in a concert, on a course of study, etc （音乐会等的）节目单, 节目表; 教学大纲; 课程:
The programme includes two Mozart sonatas. 节目单中有两首莫扎特的奏鸣曲. *
plan a programme of lectures for first-year students 为大学一年级新生拟制教学大纲.
(b) (booklet with a) list of the names of the actors in a play, singers in an opera, etc 戏剧演员、 歌剧歌唱演员等的名单; （载有演员阵容的）演出说明书. programme (US program) 2
v (-mm-; US also -m-) 用法:
1 [usu passive 通常用於被动语态:
Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sth (for sth) make a programme of or for sth; put sth on a programme; plan or arrange sth 编排某事物的节目单; 将某事物编入节目单; 计画或安排某事物:
programme a music festival 为音乐会演编排节目 *
A trip to the museum is programmed for next Tuesday. 已计画下星期二去参观博物馆. 用法:
2 [usu passive 通常用於被动语态:
Tn, Cn.t] cause (sb/sth) to do sth or behave in a particular way, esp automatically or in an unthinking way 使（某人[某事物]）按预定的步骤进行（尤指自动地或不假思索地）:
Their early training programmes them to be obedient and submissive. 他们早先受过的教育已把他们训练得俯首帖耳、 唯命是从. *
The video is programmed to switch itself on at ten o'clock. 这台录像机已调好在十点钟自动开机. ,programmed `course educational course in which the material to be learnt is presented in small, carefully graded, amounts 程序教程（一种以循序渐进的方法施教的课程）. ,programmed `learning self-instruction using a programmed course 程序学习（按程序教程循序渐进的自学方式）. |