Definition of running time in English:

running time

noun ˈrʌnɪŋ tʌɪm

1Chiefly US= running season. Now rare.
2The scheduled length of time to be taken by a vehicle in the completion of a certain route; the actual time taken in one such journey.
3The time or a period during which a machine or device is in operation; the total length of time for which a machine or device can operate before needing to be recharged, repaired, etc.
4The actual duration of a performance, film, song, etc., usually excluding any intermissions or interruptions.
5Computing the length of time taken by the execution of a program or task.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Rowland (fl. c1658). From running + time.

Definition of running time in US English:

running time

nounˈrʌnɪŋ tʌɪm

1Chiefly US= running season. Now rare.
2The scheduled length of time to be taken by a vehicle in the completion of a certain route; the actual time taken in one such journey.
3The time or a period during which a machine or device is in operation; the total length of time for which a machine or device can operate before needing to be recharged, repaired, etc.
4The actual duration of a performance, film, song, etc., usually excluding any intermissions or interruptions.
5Computing the length of time taken by the execution of a program or task.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Rowland (fl. c1658). From running + time.

单词	running time
释义	Definition of running time in English: running time noun ˈrʌnɪŋ tʌɪm 1Chiefly US= running season. Now rare. 2The scheduled length of time to be taken by a vehicle in the completion of a certain route; the actual time taken in one such journey. 3The time or a period during which a machine or device is in operation; the total length of time for which a machine or device can operate before needing to be recharged, repaired, etc. 4The actual duration of a performance, film, song, etc., usually excluding any intermissions or interruptions. 5Computing the length of time taken by the execution of a program or task. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Rowland (fl. c1658). From running + time. Definition of running time in US English: running time nounˈrʌnɪŋ tʌɪm 1Chiefly US= running season. Now rare. 2The scheduled length of time to be taken by a vehicle in the completion of a certain route; the actual time taken in one such journey. 3The time or a period during which a machine or device is in operation; the total length of time for which a machine or device can operate before needing to be recharged, repaired, etc. 4The actual duration of a performance, film, song, etc., usually excluding any intermissions or interruptions. 5Computing the length of time taken by the execution of a program or task. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Rowland (fl. c1658). From running + time.
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