program

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el programa

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program, program
[?pr??græm]
sustantivo
1 programa (m) (on TV, for play, of political party) (Estados Unidos)
  • what's the program for today? -> ¿qué programa tenemos para hoy?
  • program, program seller -> vendedor(ora) (sustantivo masculino o femenino) de programas
verbo transitivo
2 programar
  • to program, program something to do something -> programar algo para que haga algo

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program [prog-nos-ti-kei-tar]
va. Programar.
sustantivo
1 Anuncio o cartel en que se indican por su orden las partes que forman una función pública.
2 Curso de procedimientos dispuesto de antemano; cartel, enumeración o lista de las tareas y deberes ordinarios o cotidianos; prospecto.
3 Programa; prólogo, introducción.

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program
programme
[ˈprəʊɡræm] (Comput)
noun
programa; (m)
once this program has been installed the problem will disappear
verb:transitive
programar
when properly programmed it is capable of around 200 million instructions a second 45 million people, about half of whom can program their own computers
to program sth to do sth programar algo para que haga algo
he programmed a computer to choose 192 patients to serve as his test subjects to programme sth [into] sth his colleagues were set to program their equations into the computer
verb:intransitive
programar
I learnt to program on a Macintosh

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Verb Conjugation for "program"

Imperative
  • program
  • you program
  • he/she programs
  • we program
  • you program
  • they program
Preterite
  • I programmed
  • you programmed
  • he/she programmed
  • we programmed
  • you programmed
  • they programmed
Present Continuous
  • I am programming
  • you are programming
  • he/she is programming
  • we are programming
  • you are programming
  • they are programming
Present Perfect
  • I have programmed
  • you have programmed
  • he/she has programmed
  • we have programmed
  • you have programmed
  • they have programmed
Past Continuous
  • I was programming
  • you were programming
  • he/she was programming
  • we were programming
  • you were programming
  • they were programming
Past Perfect
  • I had programmed
  • you had programmed
  • he/she had programmed
  • we had programmed
  • you had programmed
  • they had programmed
Future
  • I will program
  • you will program
  • he/she will program
  • we will program
  • you will program
  • they will program
Future Perfect
  • I will have programmed
  • you will have programmed
  • he/she will have programmed
  • we will have programmed
  • you will have programmed
  • they will have programmed
Future Continuous
  • I will be programming
  • you will be programming
  • he/she will be programming
  • we will be programming
  • you will be programming
  • they will be programming
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been programming
  • you have been programming
  • he/she has been programming
  • we have been programming
  • you have been programming
  • they have been programming
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been programming
  • you will have been programming
  • he/she will have been programming
  • we will have been programming
  • you will have been programming
  • they will have been programming
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been programming
  • you had been programming
  • he/she had been programming
  • we had been programming
  • you had been programming
  • they had been programming
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