minute
મિનિટ
definition
verb
the Secretary shall minute the proceedings of each meeting
record or note (the proceedings of a meeting or a specified item among such proceedings).
noun
he stood in the shower for twenty minutes
a period of time equal to sixty seconds or a sixtieth of an hour.
To have any chance of affecting a pilot's vision, a would-be terrorist would have to be capable of keeping the beam pointed to an accuracy of 3 minutes of arc , one-tenth the diameter of a Full Moon.
a sixtieth of a degree of angular measurement (symbol: u02b9).
adjective
a minute fraction of an inch
extremely small.
translation of 'minute'
અત્યંત નાનું,
અતિ ઝીણું
noun
મિનિટ
adjective
બારીક
example
It was crafted in the shape of a spider, so that its 'minute' legs would curl around her index finger, with tiny ruby eyes.
If it were, that book would already have been written, a finished work in 'minute' detail.
Steer tiny narrow boats around the canal and drive 'minute' cars through the streets.
The lacquer contains 'minute' ceramic particles which harden in the paintshop oven and form a barrier that's difficult to mar in any way.
At any instant, we seem to be fully aware of only a 'minute' fraction of the things that we could be aware of.
It seemed cruel when there were so many 'minute' details to remember, none of which were taught systematically.
The springs' colors changed, too, as 'minute' particles of broken rock muddied the waters.
He was puzzled for a 'minute' before he exploded into hard sobs.
Luckliy he was and she asked him to pop over for a 'minute' .
I'll only be a 'minute'
Paul and Rosie had to undertake training sessions, and the whole family had to have their background examined in 'minute' detail.
she spends every spare 'minute' with him
Forensic scientist Karol Higgins usually uses a microscope when looking for 'minute' clues to help solve crimes.
I puzzled for a 'minute' , then gave a totally unconvincing answer.
I sighed and made my decision; I slipped her my piece of paper with Tina's tiny 'minute' writing.
He just wants to be by her bedside, just for a 'minute' .
He re-appeared much later, in the ninth 'minute' of the second period, but his impact was never the same.
I can't imagine what it would be like to have every 'minute' detail of my life become grist for public criticism and scrutiny.
A newborn baby has a tiny heart and 'minute' organs, and there is no margin for error or carelessness.
One 'minute' you're angry and the next minute you're happy.
I thought for a 'minute' that ...
He said all aspects of the decision were examined in 'minute' detail.
It is amazing that your life can turn in an instant, one 'minute' enjoying a social event, the next lying face down in the gutter, or in a cell somewhere.
A 'minute' detail like this could have meant something else was in play.
It was the kind of 'minute' examination of the image or soundtrack that became all the rage in film studies.
The eye receives an impression, though it does not dispose of it, in a very 'minute' fraction of a second.
Well, let's get to Mohamed Atta for a 'minute' because you mentioned him as well.
Unfortunately, the presence of 'minute' ore particles had a real impact on our attempt to photograph the ships.
the Secretary shall 'minute' the proceedings of each meeting
Resuscitation may have dislodged it and allowed 'minute' food particles to pass into the lower respiratory tract.
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