runtime
run time |ˈrənˌtīm ˈrəntaɪm | ▶noun 1 the time that a film or DVD lasts: a thriller that is so well paced it seems a lot shorter than its three-hour runtime. 2 Computing the length of time a program takes to run. • the time at or during which a program is run. • a cut-down version of a program that can be run but not changed. you can distribute the runtime to your colleagues. ▶adjective (of software ) in a reduced version that can be run but not changed.
runtime license
run time li cense ▶noun a relatively broad software license enabling the holder to operate software on a network and in some cases to distribute it with other products.
run-time |ˈrʌntaɪm | ▶noun 1 the time that a film or DVD lasts: a thriller that is so well paced it seems a lot shorter than its three-hour runtime. 2 Computing the length of time a program takes to run. • the time at or during which a program is run. • a cut-down version of a program that can be run but not changed. you can distribute the runtime to your colleagues. ▶adjective (of software ) in a reduced version that can be run but not changed.
The Wordsmith Dictionary
The Wordsmith Dictionary