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minutes [ˈmɪnɪts] N pl

minutes
protokół m
minutess of order LAW
projekt m orzeczenia (przedkładany sądowi)

minute1 [ˈmɪnɪt] N

1. minute (sixty seconds):

minute
minuta f

2. minute (short time):

minute
chwila f
by the minute
z każdą chwilą
this minute!
natychmiast!

3. minute (time available):

to have [got] a minute
mieć wolną chwilę

minute2 [maɪˈnju:t, Am -ˈnu:t] ADJ

1. minute (detailed):

minute
szczegółowy
minute
drobiazgowy

2. minute (small):

minute
drobny

minute3 [ˈmɪnɪt] VB trans

minute
protokołować [perf za-]

last-minute ADJ

last-minute
[podjęty] w ostatniej chwili

minute hand N

minute hand
wskazówka f minutowa (zegarka)

up-to-the-minute, up to the minute ADJ

1. up-to-the-minute information:

up-to-the-minute
aktualny

2. up-to-the-minute trend:

up-to-the-minute
nowoczesny
Present
Iminute
youminute
he/she/itminutes
weminute
youminute
theyminute
Past
Iminuted
youminuted
he/she/itminuted
weminuted
youminuted
theyminuted
Present Perfect
Ihaveminuted
youhaveminuted
he/she/ithasminuted
wehaveminuted
youhaveminuted
theyhaveminuted
Past Perfect
Ihadminuted
youhadminuted
he/she/ithadminuted
wehadminuted
youhadminuted
theyhadminuted
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to lose ten minutes
spóźniać się dziesięć minut
not two minutes before
nie dalej jak dwie minuty wcześniej
ten minutes past the hour
dziesięć minut po [każdej pełnej godzinie]
to lead by 5 minutes
mieć pięciominutową przewagę
my watch gains five minutes
mój zegarek śpieszy się [o] pięć minut

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The car featured up-to-the-minute detailing, with a wrap around windscreen, composed of a flat glass centre section with, tiny curved end panels.
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We deliver up-to-the-minute reports on entertainment, education, politics, crime, sports, and dining.
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They create ideas, share opinions, report up-to-the-minute events, and create original content.
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Passenger information system boards were also installed on both platforms which provides passengers with up-to-the-minute information on train times.
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Access to the market and the technology required to achieve up-to-the-minute details are usually considered some of the most prominent.
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