just a minute/second/moment

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishjust a minute/second/momentjust a minute/second/momenta) WAITused to ask someone to wait for a short time while you do something Just a minute, I’ll see if I can find it for you. b) INTERRUPTused to interrupt someone in order to ask them something, disagree with them etc Just a minute! How do I know you’re not telling me a pack of lies? → justExamples from the Corpusjust a minute/second/moment• I wan na wait, wait, wait just a second.• It went dead for just a second.• Neighbours pulled her to safety just minutes before flames took hold.• Let's continue the story for just a moment in a ridiculous way.• Just a minute. Let me see if he's here.• It takes just a second: One car plows into another and the backup begins.• Just a minute, that's not what she told us.• For just a moment there, tournament golf had taken its toll: Saavedra had lost the head.• Aronoff, who asked to be arraigned today, appeared before the media for just minutes Thursday to read a brief statement.• And he had deliberately caught his flight with just minutes to spare.

单词	just a minute/second/moment
释义	just a minute/second/moment From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishjust a minute/second/momentjust a minute/second/momenta) WAITused to ask someone to wait for a short time while you do something Just a minute, I’ll see if I can find it for you. b) INTERRUPTused to interrupt someone in order to ask them something, disagree with them etc Just a minute! How do I know you’re not telling me a pack of lies? → justExamples from the Corpusjust a minute/second/moment• I wan na wait, wait, wait just a second.• It went dead for just a second.• Neighbours pulled her to safety just minutes before flames took hold.• Let's continue the story for just a moment in a ridiculous way.• Just a minute. Let me see if he's here.• It takes just a second: One car plows into another and the backup begins.• Just a minute, that's not what she told us.• For just a moment there, tournament golf had taken its toll: Saavedra had lost the head.• Aronoff, who asked to be arraigned today, appeared before the media for just minutes Thursday to read a brief statement.• And he had deliberately caught his flight with just minutes to spare.
随便看	in the ordinary way in the original in the past in the pay of in the pay of somebody in the person of in the person of somebody in the pink in the pit of your stomach in the plural in the popularity etc stakes in the popularity/fashion etc stakes in the post in the pot in the presence of in the presence of somebody in the process in the public sector in the pulpit in the pursuit of in the rain in the range (of) something to something in the range of to in the range to in the raw