runtime
Prononciation : [ˈrʌnˌtaɪm]
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Contexte : « computer science »
(noun) the time a computer program takes to run while it is executing. This is when the computer does what the program tells it to do, like playing a game or opening a file.
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The runtime of the video game is about 12 hours, which gives you lots of time to explore.
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The program crashed, and now we have no idea how long the runtime was supposed to be.
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How long is the runtime for this new software application?
Contexte : « theater »
(noun) the total length of a movie, play, or performance from start to finish. It's like the clock that counts from when the lights go down until the ending credits roll.
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The runtime of the movie was two hours, which made it a long but exciting watch.
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The runtime for that play was too short; I wanted to see more of the story.
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What is the runtime of the next film we are going to see?
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