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单词 minute
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minute1

/ˈmɪnɪt/
1
a period of time equal to sixty seconds or a sixtieth of an hour
(时间单位)分:

he stood in the shower for twenty minutes

他在阵雨中站了20分钟

in ten minutes' time he could be on his way.

10分钟后, 他可能上路了。

1.1
the distance covered in this length of time by someone driving or walking
驾车(或步行)一分钟的路程:

the hotel is situated just ten minutes from the centre of the resort.

旅馆到旅游胜地中心仅10分钟路程。

1.2
informal a very short time
〈非正式〉片刻, 一会儿:

come and sit down for a minute.

来坐一会儿。

1.3
an instant or a point of time
刻, 时:

she had been laughing one minute and crying the next.

她一会儿笑一会儿哭。

2
(亦作arc minuteminute of arc)a sixtieth of a degree of angular measurement (symbol: ')
分(角度量单位, 符号: ')。
短语

any minute(或at any minute)

very soon
随时。

at the minute

Brit. informal at the present time
〈英, 非正式〉目前; 此时。

by the minute

(especially of the progress of a change) very rapidly
(尤指变化进程)迅速地, 极快地:

matters grew worse by the minute.

事态迅速恶化。

just (或wait)a minute

1
used as a request to delay an action, departure, or decision for a short time, usually to allow the speaker to do something
稍等片刻:

wait a minute-I have to put my make-up on.

稍等一下——我还要化妆。

2
as a prelude to a challenge, query, or objection
且慢:

wait a minute-that just isn't true.

且慢——那根本不对。

the minute(或the minute that)

as soon as
一…(就)。

not for a minute

not at all
根本不, 一点也不:

don't think for a minute that our pricing has affected our quality standards.

千万不要认为我们的定价影响了我们的质量标准。

this minute(或this very minute)

informal <非正式>
1
at once; immediately
立即, 马上。
2
Brit. only a short while ago
〈英〉刚才, 方才:

I've just this minute got back to the flat.

我刚回到公寓。

词源
late Middle English: via Old French from late Latin minuta, feminine (used as a noun) of minutus 'made small'. The senses 'period of sixty seconds' and 'sixtieth of a degree' derive from medieval Latin pars minuta prima 'first minute part'.

minute2

/maɪˈnjuːt/
(minutest)
1
extremely small
微小的, 异常小的, 极小的:

her flat was minute.

她的公寓极小。

1.1
so small as to verge on insignificance
微不足道的, 无足轻重的:

he will have no more than a minute chance of exercising significant influence.

他发挥重要影响的机会很小。

1.2
(of an inquiry or investigation, or an account of one) taking the smallest points into consideration; precise and meticulous
(询问, 调查, 描述)仔细的; 缜密的; 明察秋毫的:

a minute examination of the islands.

对那些岛的仔细调查。

派生词

minutely

adverb

minuteness

noun
词源
late Middle English (in the sense 'lesser', with reference to a tithe or tax): from Latin minutus 'lessened', past participle of minuere.

minute3

/ˈmɪnɪt/
noun

minutes

1
a summarized record of the proceedings at a meeting
会议记录, 议事录。
1.1
an official memorandum authorizing or recommending a course of action
备忘录。
with obj.
1
record or note (the proceedings of a meeting or a specified item among such proceedings)
将(会议事项)记入议事录, 记录。
1.1
send information to (someone) by means of a memorandum
以备忘录方式告知:

look up the case and minute me about it.

查看一下案件并把情况以备忘录方式告诉我。

词源
late Middle English (in the singular in the sense 'note or memorandum'): from French minute, from the notion of a rough copy in 'small writing' (Latin scriptura minuta) as distinct from the fair copy in book hand. The verb dates from the mid 16th cent.
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