reprogram

reprogram
reprogram 1963 (implied in reprogramming), from RE- (Cf. re-) "back, again" + PROGRAM (Cf. program) (v.).

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  • reprogram — rȅprogram m DEFINICIJA novi plan, preinaka u nekom procesu i sl. ETIMOLOGIJA re + v. program …   Hrvatski jezični portal

  • reprogram — [spelling only] …   English World dictionary

  • reprogram — Date: 1959 transitive verb to program anew; especially to revise or write a new program for (as a computer) intransitive verb to rewrite or revise a program especially of a computer • reprogrammable adjective …   New Collegiate Dictionary

  • reprogram — v.t., reprogrammed or reprogramed, reprogramming or reprograming. * * * …   Universalium

  • reprogram — verb a) to fundamentally change something. b) To program anew …   Wiktionary

  • reprogram — rɪː prÉ‘ÊŠgræm v. replan, create a new scheme; rewrite or edit a computer program …   English contemporary dictionary

  • reprogram — (also reprogramme) verb (reprograms, reprogramming, reprogrammed; US also reprograms, reprograming, reprogramed) program (a computer) again. Derivatives reprogrammable adjective …   English new terms dictionary

  • reprogram — re·program …   English syllables

  • reprogram — re•pro′gram v. t. grammed or gramed, gram•ming or gram•ing …   From formal English to slang

  • reprogram — /riˈproʊgræm/ (say ree prohgram) verb (t) (reprogrammed, reprogramming) to program again. –reprogrammable, adjective …  

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