PROGRAMMING - Traducción inglés-alemán

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pro·gram·ming [ˈprəʊgræmɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈproʊ-] SUST. no pl

1. programming INFORM.:

programming

Programmieren nt

programming

Programmierung f <-, -en>

2. programming RADIO, TV:

programming

Programm[e] nt[pl]

programming

Programmgestaltung f <-, -en>

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programming SUST.

object-oriented programming INFORM.

objektorientierte Programmierung f

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programming SUST.

structured programming INFORM.

strukturierte Programmierung

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programming SUST.

imperative programming INFORM.

imperative Programmierung

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programming SUST.

procedural programming INFORM.

prozedurale Programmierung

ˈpro·gram·ming lan·guage SUST.

programming language

Programmiersprache f <-, -n>

Member Application Programming Interface SUST. COM. ELECTR.

Member Application Programming Interface (Schnittstelle des Händlersystems, das dem Mitglied erlaubt, MOAs an das Händlersystem anzuschließen)

Member Application Programming Interface (MAPI) nt

planning-programming-budgeting system SUST. CONTR.

planning-programming-budgeting system (Programmbudget; finanzwirtschaftliches Planungsinstrument)

PPBS-System der Budgetplanung nt

high-lev·el ˈpro·gram·ming lan·guage SUST. INFORM.

high-level programming language

[benutzerfreundliche] Computersprache

I. pro·gramme [ˈprəʊgræm], ingl. am. pro·gram [ingl. am. ˈproʊ-] SUST.

1. programme RADIO, TV:

programme

Programm nt <-s, -e>

programme

Sendefolge f <-, -n>

programme (single broadcast)

Sendung f <-, -en>

2. programme TEAT.:

programme (list of events)

Programm nt <-s, -e>

programme (for all plays)

Spielplan m <-(e)s, -pläne>

programme (for one play)

Programmheft nt <-(e)s, -e>

3. programme (plan):

programme

Programm nt <-s, -e>

programme

Plan m <-(e)s, Plä·ne>

what's on the programme for today?

was steht heute auf dem Programm?

fitness/modernization programme

Fitness-/Modernisierungsprogramm nt

II. pro·gramme [ˈprəʊgræm], ingl. am. pro·gram [ingl. am. ˈproʊ-] V. trans. <-mm->

1. programme (instruct):

to programme sth

etw programmieren

to programme a VCR

einen Videorecorder programmieren [o. einstellen]

2. programme usu passive (mentally train):

to programme sb to do sth

jdn darauf programmieren, etw zu tun

I'm programmed to wake up at seven

ich wache automatisch um sieben Uhr auf

to programme oneself to do sth

sich dat. etw angewöhnen

ˈar·ma·ments pro·gramme SUST. MILIT.

armaments programme

Rüstungsprogramm nt

aus·ˈter·ity pro·gramme, ingl. am. aus·ˈter·ity pro·gram SUST.

austerity programme

Sparprogramm nt <-s, -e>

con·ˈver·gence pro·gramme SUST. UE

convergence programme

Konvergenzprogramm nt <-(e)s, -e>

ˈcrash pro·gramme, ingl. am. ˈcrash pro·gram SUST.

crash programme

Intensivkurs m <-es, -e>

de·con·tami·ˈna·tion pro·gramme SUST. ECOL., QUÍM.

decontamination programme

Dekontaminierungsprogramm nt

decontamination programme

Entseuchungsprogramm nt

de·toxi·fi·ˈca·tion pro·gramme, ingl. am. de·toxi·fi·ˈca·tion pro·gram SUST.

detoxification programme

Entziehungskur f <-, -en>

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programming language SUST.

high-level programming language INFORM.

höhere Programmiersprache

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pair programming SUST.

pair(ed) programming INFORM.

Paarprogrammierung f

Present

I	programme
you	programme
he/she/it	programmes
we	programme
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they	programme

Past

I	programmed
you	programmed
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we	programmed
you	programmed
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Present Perfect

I	have	programmed
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Past Perfect

I	had	programmed
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