Cool MateMeaning of Just a minute
A request for a brief pause in conversation.
In simple words: Wait a moment.
Just a minute in a sentence
- Can you hold on, please? I need just a minute.
- Just a minute, I’ll be right with you.
- Please give me just a minute to finish this call.
- Just a minute, I forgot my notes.
- Just a minute! I'm almost done with the report.
How to use Just a minute
Used to request a brief pause. Appropriate in most conversation settings but avoid in formal writing.
Grammar pattern
standalone greeting
Memory hint
Think of someone saying 'just a minute' while checking their watch.
Related words
Collocations with Just a minute
- take just a minute
- wait just a minute
- give me just a minute
Synonyms for Just a minute
- hold on
- wait a sec
- just a moment
Opposites of Just a minute
Common mistakes with Just a minute
- Used inappropriately during urgent situations.
- Mispronounced as one word instead of separate.
- Overused in contexts requiring quick responses.
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Frequently asked questions about Just a minute
What does Just a minute mean?
Wait a moment.
What is the definition of Just a minute?
A request for a brief pause in conversation.
How do you use Just a minute in a sentence?
Can you hold on, please? I need just a minute.
Can you give another example of Just a minute?
Just a minute, I’ll be right with you.
What are synonyms for Just a minute?
Common alternatives include hold on, wait a sec, just a moment.
What is the opposite of Just a minute?
Opposite meanings include immediately, instantly.
What words go with Just a minute?
It commonly pairs with take just a minute, wait just a minute, give me just a minute.
What are common mistakes when using Just a minute?
Used inappropriately during urgent situations. Mispronounced as one word instead of separate. Overused in contexts requiring quick responses.
How do you pronounce Just a minute?
US: //dʒʌst ə ˈmɪnɪt//, UK: //dʒʌst ə ˈmɪnɪt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Just a minute?
Used to request a brief pause. Appropriate in most conversation settings but avoid in formal writing.