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🔑minutemi·nute1 /ˈmɪnət / noun - [countable] (abbreviation
min. ) one of the 60 parts that make up one hour; 60 seconds分钟；分◆It's five minutes to / after nine.差五分到九点；九点过五分。◆He called ten minutes ago.他十分钟前打过电话。◆Hurry up! The train leaves in twenty minutes!快点！还有二十分钟火车就要开了！◆The show lasts for about 50 minutes.演出长约 50 分钟。
- [singular] a very short time; a moment一会儿；一会儿的工夫◆Wait a minute! You forgot your notes.等一下！你忘了拿你的笔记。◆Do you have a minute to spare? I want to talk to you.你有空吗？我想和你谈一谈。
- the minutes [plural] a written record of what is said and decided at a meeting会议记录；会议纪要◆to take (the) minutes (= to write them down) 做会议记录
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mathematics数学) each of the 60 equal parts of a degree, used in measuring angles分（角的单位，等于六十分之一度）◆37 degrees 30 minutes (= 37° 30′) 37 度 30 分
 ●(at) any minute / moment (now)very soon很快；马上◆The aircraft will be landing any minute now.飞机现在马上就要降落了。●in a minutevery soon一会儿；很快◆I'll be with you in a minute – I'm almost finished.我马上就和你会合，我快做完了。●just a minute (informal) (used for stopping a person, pausing to think, etc.) to wait for a short time（用于制止某人、停下来思考等）等一下，等等◆Just a minute. Is that your book or mine?等一下，那是你的书还是我的？●the last minute / momentthe final minute / moment before something happens最后一刻；最后关头◆We arrived at the last minute to catch the train.我们在最后一刻到达，赶上了火车。◆a last-minute change of plan事到临头改变计划●the minute / moment (that)as soon as一…就◆I'll tell him you called the minute (that) he gets here.他一到这里我就告诉他你来过电话了。●wait a minute / second (informal) - used to tell someone to stop doing something and wait for a short time等一会儿；稍等一会儿◆Wait a minute – Jeff has to tie his shoes.等一下，杰夫得系鞋带。
- used to interrupt someone because you have just noticed something且慢；等一等◆Hey, wait a minute – this is sugar, not salt.喂，慢着，这是糖，不是盐。
minutemi·nute2 /maɪˈnut / adjective (mi·nu·ter, mi·nu·test)- very small微小的；很小的◆I just have one minute criticism.我只有一点小意见。 SYN tiny
- very exact or accurate极准确的；极精确的◆She was able to describe the man in minute detail.她对那个男子的描述细致入微。
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