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program

A1 Hungarian
programme, program, platform, scheme, regime, itinerary, activity, schedule, engagement, slate
NOUN A1
1
Usage pattern:
valaminek a programja; a programban szerepel valami
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Meaning
A schedule of planned activities
Themes
events |schedule |entertainment |activities |arts_entertainment |education |core_vocabulary
Definition

A set of related events, activities, or performances arranged in a particular order and often for a specific purpose.

NOUN A2 TECHNICAL
1
Usage pattern:
számítógépes program; programot telepít/futtat/ír
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Meaning
Computer software instructions
Themes
computing |software |technology |instructions |science |core_vocabulary
Definition

A set of coded instructions that a computer can understand and execute to perform specific tasks.

NOUN B1 FORMAL
1
Usage pattern:
programot indít/működtet; képzési program; egészségügyi program
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Meaning
A planned set of actions or policies
Themes
policy |plan |organization |public_services |training |business |work |core_vocabulary
Definition

An organized plan or policy designed to achieve specific objectives over time.

NOUN A2
1
Usage pattern:
vminek a programja; programban vesz részt
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Meaning
Planned series of activities
Themes
events |schedule |activities |education |health |time |arts_entertainment
Definition

A planned series of events, activities, or performances, often organized for a specific purpose.

NOUN A2 TECHNICAL
1
Usage pattern:
programot ír; programot telepít; programot futtat
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Meaning
Computer software instructions
Themes
computing |software |code |technology |work |education
Definition

A set of coded instructions that a computer follows to perform specific tasks.

NOUN B1
1
Usage pattern:
párt/jelölt programja; valamilyen programmal indul
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Meaning
Political policy program
Themes
politics |elections |policy |campaigns
Definition

The declared set of policies and goals of a political party or candidate.

NOUN A2
1
Usage pattern:
program valamire; támogatási/képzési program
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Meaning
A detailed plan or arrangement
Themes
planning |program |organization |policy |method |work |business |core_vocabulary
Definition

A systematic and often detailed plan of action designed to achieve a particular aim.

NOUN A2
1
Usage pattern:
edzés-/fitnesz-/diétás program; programot követ
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Meaning
health or fitness plan
Themes
health |fitness |diet |exercise |routine |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definition

A prescribed set of rules, diet, or exercise designed to improve or maintain health.

NOUN A2 BUSINESS
1
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Meaning
planned schedule for an event day
Themes
business |schedule |events |meetings |planning
Definition

A planned schedule of activities for a day or event, especially for an organized visit, business trip, or conference.

NOUN A2
2
Usage pattern:
hétvégi/iskolai/tanórán kívüli program
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Meaning
something done for a purpose
Themes
action |leisure |hobby |school |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definition

Something that a person or group does, especially for a particular purpose or to have fun.

NOUN A2
2
Usage pattern:
vminek a programja; sűrű program
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Meaning
List of planned times
Themes
time |planning |events |timetable |transport |school |daily_life |work
Definition

A written or digital plan that shows the times at which particular events or activities will happen.

NOUN A2
2
Usage pattern:
vki-nek programja van; programot beír a naptárba
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Meaning
Planned meeting or appointment
Themes
scheduling |meetings |time_management |calendar |daily_life |work |time
Definition

A planned meeting, event, or activity that someone has agreed to attend or take part in at a specific time.

NOUN A2
2
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Meaning
list or set of candidates/items
Themes
list |selection |candidates |programming |entertainment |politics |business |arts_entertainment
Definition

A list or set of people, events, or things that are being proposed, offered, or scheduled together at one time, especially in politics, business, or entertainment.

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