英语词组just a minute/moment/second是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

just a minute

1. A short amount of time. Though the actual amount of time can vary, the phrase usually refers to a few minutes. Sir, your order will be ready in just a minute. When we get home, I'll need just a minute to change, and then we can go right back out.

2. interjection A request for someone to wait a short amount of time. Just a minute! I'll open the door as soon as I get dressed. OK, I just need to print out your receipt. Just a minute, please.

just a moment

1. A short amount of time. Though the actual amount of time can vary, the phrase usually refers to a few minutes. Sir, your order will be ready in just a moment. When we get home, I'll need just a moment to change, and then we can go right back out.

2. interjection A request for someone to wait a short amount of time. Just a moment! I'll open the door as soon as I get dressed. OK, I just need to print out your receipt. Just a moment, please.

just a second

1. Wait for a short period of time. Just a second, darling, I'm almost finished.

2. Only a very brief amount of time. The doctor will be with you in just a second.

just a minute

only a short time; [wait] a short period of time. I'm almost done. I'll be there in just a minute! Could I have just a minute of your time?

just a minute

Also, just a moment.

1. Wait a little bit. This expression is used before explaining oneself, as in Just a minute, I didn't mean that he was wrong, or to stop someone from something, as in Just a moment, I was here first. Also see hold everything.

2. Only a very short time, as in I'll be with you in just a minute.

just a ˈminute/ˈmoment/ˈsecond

(informal) used to ask somebody to wait for a short time: ‘Is Mr Burns available?’ ‘Just a second, please, I’ll check.’

词组	just a minute/moment/second
释义	just a minute 1. A short amount of time. Though the actual amount of time can vary, the phrase usually refers to a few minutes. Sir, your order will be ready in just a minute. When we get home, I'll need just a minute to change, and then we can go right back out. 2. interjection A request for someone to wait a short amount of time. Just a minute! I'll open the door as soon as I get dressed. OK, I just need to print out your receipt. Just a minute, please. just a moment 1. A short amount of time. Though the actual amount of time can vary, the phrase usually refers to a few minutes. Sir, your order will be ready in just a moment. When we get home, I'll need just a moment to change, and then we can go right back out. 2. interjection A request for someone to wait a short amount of time. Just a moment! I'll open the door as soon as I get dressed. OK, I just need to print out your receipt. Just a moment, please. just a second 1. Wait for a short period of time. Just a second, darling, I'm almost finished. 2. Only a very brief amount of time. The doctor will be with you in just a second. just a minute only a short time; [wait] a short period of time. I'm almost done. I'll be there in just a minute! Could I have just a minute of your time? just a minute Also, just a moment. 1. Wait a little bit. This expression is used before explaining oneself, as in Just a minute, I didn't mean that he was wrong, or to stop someone from something, as in Just a moment, I was here first. Also see hold everything. 2. Only a very short time, as in I'll be with you in just a minute. just a ˈminute/ˈmoment/ˈsecond (informal) used to ask somebody to wait for a short time: ‘Is Mr Burns available?’ ‘Just a second, please, I’ll check.’
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