airtime
1airtime — UK US (also air time) /ˈeətaɪm/ US /ˈer / noun [U] COMMUNICATIONS ► the amount of broadcasting time that a person, a subject, or an advertisement has on television or radio: »advertising/radio/television airtime »Proposals have been put forward… …
2airtime — ► NOUN ▪ time during which a broadcast is being transmitted …
3airtime — [er′tīm΄] n. Radio & TVRadio TV the period of time during which a program, part of a program, commercial, etc. may be broadcast: also air time …
4Airtime — О программном обеспечении для он лайн радиовещания см. Интернет радио. Airtime Тип Программное обеспечение для автоматизации радиовещания Разработчик Sourcefabric …
5Airtime — Holzachterbahn mit vielen Airtime Stellen: Colossos Airtime ist ein englischsprachiger Begriff für das Gefühl der Schwerelosigkeit beziehungsweise des Abhebens aus dem Sitz insbesondere bei Achterbahnen, aber auch bei anderen Fahrgeschäften.… …
6Airtime — Un airtime est la sensation d impesanteur (ou de gravité négative), de tomber dans le vide ou de perte d équilibre que l on peut ressentir sur des montagnes russes ou d autres types d attractions. Sur des montagnes russes, cette sensation est… …
7airtime — /air tuym /, n. 1. the particular time that a program is broadcast or scheduled for broadcast: The airtime for the newscast is 10 P.M. 2. the time during which a broadcast takes place: The airtime for the new show is from 10 to 10:30 P.M. 3. a… …
8airtime — noun a) The duration during which a radio or television program (or part of one) is transmitted. Can you get me some airtime for my latest single? b) The chargeable use of a mobile phone, either in mi …
9airtime — air|time [ˈeətaım US ˈer ] n [U] 1.) the amount of time that a radio or television station gives to a particular subject, advertisement etc ▪ Advertisers have bought airtime on all the major TV networks. 2.) the amount of time that has been paid… …
10airtime — /ˈɛətaɪm/ (say airtuym) noun 1. Also, airspace. the amount of television or radio broadcasting time dedicated to a particular subject, person, recording, etc. 2. the amount of time a mobile phone is able to be used, especially as that allocated… …
