Programme and Round

Programme

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

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Round and programme are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Round" instead a noun "Programme".

Round noun - A circular strip.

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Programme and round are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Programme" instead a noun "Round".

Nearby Words: rounded, rounder, roundly, roundel, roundish

full	full programme	full round
special	special programme	special round
long	long programme	long round
particular	particular programme	particular round
Other adjectives: normal, following, original, single, popular, actual, entire, new, final, later, last, different, earlier, previous.

The winners of the second round would participate in an "auction", which followed mechanics similar to those of Let's Make a Deal.The key to the programme's success was the fact that, instead of true game show, it was more of a sketch comedy masquerading as one.

Source: Series / Un, dos, tres
Here comes Bod.An iconic British children's programme broadcast in 1975, which follows the adventures of a round-headed boy called Bod and his four adult friends Aunt Flo, Frank the Postman, Farmer Barlyemow and P.C. Copper.

Source: Western Animation / Bod
Although the RT runs year-round, with the dawn of Electronic Programme Guides many families will only buy a copy for Christmas, if at all.

Source: Useful Notes / A Very British Christmas

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