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1. a unit of time equal to 60 seconds or 1/60th of an hour.
The coach gave her team only one minute to adjust their strategy before the game started.
El entrenador le dio a su equipo solo un minuto para ajustar su estrategia antes de que comenzara el partido.
2. an indefinitely short time.
I'll be there in a minute, just let me finish this task. (In this sentence, "a minute" refers to an extremely short period of time, implying that it will take almost no time at all for the speaker to complete their task.)
Allí estaré en un minuto, solo déjame terminar esta tarea. (En este sentido, 'un minuto' se refiere a un período de tiempo extremadamente breve, lo que implica que tomará prácticamente cero tiempo para que el hablante complete su tarea.)
3. a particular point in time.
The minute the concert started, the crowd erupted into cheers and applause.
Tan pronto como comenzó el concierto, la multitud estalló en vítores y aplausos.
4. a unit of angular distance equal to a 60th of a degree.
The astronomer used her telescope to measure the precise minute of the celestial body's position in the night sky, ensuring accurate calculations for their research.
El astrónomo utilizó su telescopio para medir el preciso minuto de la posición del cuerpo celestial en el cielo nocturno, asegurando cálculos precisos para su investigación.
5. a short note.
The doctor jotted down a minute of the patient's symptoms in her chart before reviewing the test results.
El doctor tomó nota de un minuto de los síntomas del paciente en su carta antes de revisar los resultados de las pruebas.
6. distance measured by the time taken to cover it.
The marathon runner had to maintain a steady pace to cover the minute distance between her and the finish line.
El corredor de maratón tuvo que mantener un ritmo constante para cubrir la breve distancia entre ella y la línea de meta.
shop
verb
1. do one's shopping.
After dinner, Sarah likes to shop online to get some new clothes for her weekend getaway.
Después de cenar, Sarah le gusta comprar en línea para obtener algunas ropa nueva para su escapada fin de semana.
2. do one's shopping at.
After work, Sarah likes to shop at her favorite boutique to pick up some new clothes for the weekend.
Después del trabajo, Sarah le gusta ir a su tienda favorita para comprar nuevos vestidos para el fin de semana.
3. shop around.
Before making a final decision, Sarah likes to shop around at different stores to compare prices and find the best deal.
Antes de tomar una decisión definitiva, Sarah le gusta ir de tienda en tienda para comparar precios y encontrar el mejor trato.
4. give away information about somebody.
The gossip columnist was notorious for shopping her sources to get scoops on celebrity scandals.
La columnista de chismes era famosa por vender sus fuentes para obtener información sobre escándalos celebridades.
