programmer

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Computers, Occupationsprogrammerpro‧gram‧mer /ˈprəʊɡræmə $ ˈproʊɡræmər/ noun [countable] TDBOsomeone whose job is to write computer programsExamples from the Corpusprogrammer• To do anything interesting with the software a good programmer and designer will be needed.• Alternatively, all three persons, programmer, database developer and user, might be considered to be joint authors.• A simple programmer repeats this action at regular intervals.• Even the programmer himself has difficulty in driving it two days later!• This would be the situation if the programmer had not allocated sufficient working storage to the file.• A rechargeable battery protects the stored programme data for up to eight months in the event of the programmer being unplugged.• The programmer must, however check that the equivalent routine performs adequately as well as theoretically doing the same function.From Longman Business Dictionaryprogrammerpro‧gram‧mer /ˈprəʊgræməˈproʊgræmər/ noun [countable]1COMPUTING someone whose job involves writing instructions for computers to perform particular tasksa labor shortage, particularly in trainedcomputer programmers → systems programmer2a person or company involved in producing television or radio showsParamount offered the series to ABC’s chief programmer.

单词	programmer
释义	programmer From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Computers, Occupationsprogrammerpro‧gram‧mer /ˈprəʊɡræmə $ ˈproʊɡræmər/ ●○○ noun [countable] TDBOsomeone whose job is to write computer programsExamples from the Corpusprogrammer• To do anything interesting with the software a good programmer and designer will be needed.• Alternatively, all three persons, programmer, database developer and user, might be considered to be joint authors.• A simple programmer repeats this action at regular intervals.• Even the programmer himself has difficulty in driving it two days later!• This would be the situation if the programmer had not allocated sufficient working storage to the file.• A rechargeable battery protects the stored programme data for up to eight months in the event of the programmer being unplugged.• The programmer must, however check that the equivalent routine performs adequately as well as theoretically doing the same function.From Longman Business Dictionaryprogrammerpro‧gram‧mer /ˈprəʊgræməˈproʊgræmər/ noun [countable]1COMPUTING someone whose job involves writing instructions for computers to perform particular tasksa labor shortage, particularly in trainedcomputer programmers → systems programmer2a person or company involved in producing television or radio showsParamount offered the series to ABC’s chief programmer.
随便看	under somebody’s leadership under somebody’s roof under somebody’s stewardship under somebody’s supervision under somebody’s sway under somebody’s tutelage under somebody’s watchful eye under starter's orders under starters orders under starter’s orders under stewardship under strain under supervision under surveillance under suspicion under sway under the (watchful/stern etc) eye of somebody under the according to the rules under the aegis of under the aegis of somebody/something under the age of 18 etc under the age of 5 etc under the auspices of under the auspices of somebody/something under the authority of