programmer如何读

英：[ˈprəʊɡræmə(r)]

美：[ˈproʊɡræmər]

programmer是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 订计划者
  2. 程序员
  3. 节目编排者
  4. 程序设计器
  5. 程序编制者
  6. 程序装置
  7. 程式设计员
  8. 编程人员
  9. 排节目者
  10. 程序规划员
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  1. =programer（英）

programmer变形

复数:programmers

programmer词根

词根：program

n.

program 程序；计划；大纲

programme 计划，规划；节目；程序

programming 设计，规划；编制程序，[计] 程序编制

vi.

program 编程序；安排节目；设计电脑程式

programme 编程序；制作节目

vt.

program 用程序指令；为…制订计划；为…安排节目

programme 规划；拟…计划

programmer英英释义

noun

one that programs: such as

a person who prepares and tests programs for devices (such as computers)

one that programs a mechanism

one that prepares an instructional program

a person who plans or prepares entertainment programs

a television programmer

programmer词组

computer programmern. 计算机程序设计员

application programmern. 应用程序员

programmer词源中文解释

1890年，“活动策划者”，是 program（动词）的代理名词。意思是“编程人员”，最早见于1948年。

programmer_航天行业词汇

程序机构

编程人员

programmer词源英文解释

The first known use of programmer was in 1875

programmer儿童词典英英释义

prohibitverb

to forbid by authority

prohibit parking

to make impossible

the high walls prohibit escape

prohibitverb

to forbid by authority

prohibit parking

to make impossible

the high walls prohibit escape

progressive1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or showing progress or progression

making use of or interested in new ideas

a progressive city

of or relating to an educational theory emphasizing informal classrooms and encouraging self-expression

a progressive school

moving forward or onward : advancing

the progressive movements of the hands of a clock

spreading and becoming worse

a progressive disease

increasing in rate as the base amount increases

a progressive tax

of, relating to, or being a verb form that expresses action or state in progress at the time of speaking or a time spoken of

am seeing and is being seen are progressive forms

progressive2 of 2noun

a person believing in gradual political change and social improvement by government action

progressive1 of 2adjective

of, relating to, or showing progress or progression

making use of or interested in new ideas

a progressive city

of or relating to an educational theory emphasizing informal classrooms and encouraging self-expression

a progressive school

moving forward or onward : advancing

the progressive movements of the hands of a clock

spreading and becoming worse

a progressive disease

increasing in rate as the base amount increases

a progressive tax

of, relating to, or being a verb form that expresses action or state in progress at the time of speaking or a time spoken of

am seeing and is being seen are progressive forms

progressive2 of 2noun

a person believing in gradual political change and social improvement by government action

progressionnoun

the action of progressing or moving forward

a continuous and connected series (as of acts, events, or steps)

a changing from one chord to another by means of several notes or chords coming one after the other

progress1 of 2noun

a moving toward a goal

the progress of a ship

gradual improvement or advancement

the progress of science

progress2 of 2verb

to move forward : advance, proceed how is the experiment progressing?

the story progressed

to move toward a higher, better, or more advanced stage

progress1 of 2noun

a moving toward a goal

the progress of a ship

gradual improvement or advancement

the progress of science

progress2 of 2verb

to move forward : advance, proceed how is the experiment progressing?

the story progressed

to move toward a higher, better, or more advanced stage

programmingnoun

the planning, scheduling, or performing of a program

advocates less violence in television programming

the design and production of computer programs

program1 of 2noun

a brief usually written outline describing a presentation (as of a concert or play)

the performance of a programespecially: a performance that is broadcast

received a trophy at the awards program

a plan of action a political program

a program of regular dental checkups

a set of step-by-step instructions that tell a computer to do something with data

program2 of 2verb

to provide with a program

program a computer

to direct the thinking or behavior of (someone) as if by a computer program

he's been programmed to believe he can succeed if he tries

programmernoun

a person who writes computer programs

programmer 例句

1 That period of time was full of novelty and innovation, for programmers and players alike.

2 The newly minted middle schooler is an excellent student, loving brother and son, cheerful friend and ambitious programmer who has looked forward to the Texas Robotics Competition “his entire life.”

3 You want to be an engineer, a computer programmer, a secretary, a doctor, a lawyer, a caterer, a gardener, a construction worker, or whatever.

4 While Reputation.com has more than 120 employees, the same service can be offered by a single savvy programmer.

5 In 2009, Tom Lehman, a computer programmer, was puzzled by the line, “80 holes in your shirt: there, your own Jamaican clothes” in the rap song “Family Ties.”

6 That was the theme of “Love Machina” and “Eternal You,” which feel picked by the programmers to complement one another.

7 “But it was also absolutely that programmers could now say: ‘I get it.

8 Pay-TV operators have been pushing back on programmers' demands for higher fees to carry their channels.

9 That, in turn, meant that programmers didn’t have to physically hand their stacks of computer cards to the operator anymore.

10 It records the efforts of a video game programmer named Ryan Green to create a game inspired by his son Joel’s terminal illness.

11 And in all the surrounding bars and restaurants you can end up bumping into most of the festival regulars – dancers, choreographers, punters, critics, theatre programmers – including several talent-scouting Brits.

12 Of his operas, “Die Tote Stadt” may be the safest bet for programmers.

13 There was a time when radio programmers — and the record labels who lobbied them — largely defined the charts, using surveys of their listeners and their gut instincts to select hits.

14 Shea was the music programmer for “Public Enemies,” arranger for “Madagascar 2” and “Despicable Me,” and composer of additional music for “Lone Survivor,” “Transformers: The Dark of the Moon” and “Battleship.”

15 And Philip is forced to kill that poor programmer who interrupted the operation.

16 In these early days of the computer revolution, programmers with that kind of specialized experience were hard to find.

17 Ms. Barchas recalled a recent conversation with a programmer working on the project’s metadata: “He said, ‘O.K.,

18 As has been the case for years, HBO picked up far more nominations than any other programmer, with 81, down from 104 last year.

19 It defies categorization, even for Under the Radar’s programmers.

20 What do I need to know to become a programmer for Blizzard?

成为一个暴雪的程序员,我需要知道什么呢?

programmer 同义词

1 设计编序式学习计画者

frivolous abhorrent

2 节目编排者

programer

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