Translation of Polish word "program" to English
program
/prɔˈɡram/
Meaning
NounA set of structured activities; a plan of action.
How to use
The masculine noun 'program' declines regularly (genitive 'programu', locative 'w programie'). It is used for computer programs, television show schedules, and plans of action/agendas. The verb for coding is 'programować'.
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program
Structure Guide
Polish Word: program
Translation: program
Example Sentences
Program jest bardzo użyteczny
The program is very useful
Nasz program dzisiejszych zajęć obejmuje pływanie i jogging.
Our today's activity program includes swimming and jogging.
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- program telewizyjny— TV program / guide
- program komputerowy— computer program
- pisać program— to write a program / code
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