running software

[ˈrʌnɪŋ ˈsɔftˌwɛr]
nounpl: running software (uncountable) / running software applications
software em execução
1. Software that is currently active and executing on a computer or device
The running software is consuming too much memory.
O software em execução está consumindo muita memória.
2. Programs or applications that are operating and performing their intended functions
Make sure all running software is properly licensed.
Certifique-se de que todos os softwares em execução estão devidamente licenciados.
3. Active processes and applications currently loaded in the system RAM
Close unnecessary running software to improve system performance.
Feche softwares em execução desnecessários para melhorar o desempenho do sistema.
This is technical terminology used universally in IT environments across both Brazil and the United States. In Brazil, technical professionals often mix English terminology with Portuguese ('software em execução'), reflecting the global nature of software development and IT support. The term is essential in technical documentation, system administration, and software development contexts.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
active softwareexecuting softwareoperating softwareinstalled softwaresoftware in use
Antonyms / Antônimos
inactive softwarestopped softwaredormant softwareuninstalled software

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
software em execução
Standard technical term used across Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
programa rodando
More colloquial, common in casual tech conversations
São Paulo
aplicativo em funcionamento
Used in business and corporate IT environments
Portugal
software em execução / programa ativo
Similar to Brazilian usage, though 'programa ativo' is also frequently used

Related Words

applicationprocessprogrambackground processtask managersystem resourcesRAM usage

Related Idioms & Phrases

keep software running
shut down running software
monitor running software
running software in the background
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