Line and Programme

Line

Line noun - A series of persons or things arranged one behind another.

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Programme and line are semantically related. in policy topic. In some cases you can use "Programme" instead a noun "Line".

Nearby Words: lined, linear, lineup, lineage, lineal

Programme noun - A series of steps to be carried out or goals to be accomplished.

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Line and programme are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Line" instead a noun "Programme".

old	old line	old programme
full	full line	full programme
best	best line	best programme
long	long line	long programme
Other adjectives: particular, short, following, original, popular, actual, entire, main, repeated, final, official, last, different, earlier, previous.

After the programme, the announcer spoke a line still played on clip-shows to this day: "I hope all your doughnuts come out like Fanny's."

Source: Have A Gay Old Time / Live-Action TV
There was no explanation as to why, and now, seven years down the line, the programme's fallen off the edge of the earth to the point where there are no online clips at all and it is never repeated.

Source: Too Good to Last
The first line of the letter (which Hislop read to the audience) was "Although I did not see the programme in question..." Cool Old Lady: The oldest person to ever appear on the show, Baroness Trumpington.

Source: Series / Have I Got News for You

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