Minute-timeframe meaning in English

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Definition

(I'll be there in 10) minutes: (I'll be there in 10) periods of 60 seconds, 1/60ths of an hour noun
  • "Brian : I'm out of film. Let me just reload and we'll go again in about 15-20 minutes."
  • "Edward : Well, Mr. Ripley, it took me about 23 hours and 59 minutes, but I think I've got a jingle for Outback Cologne that might just work."
  • "5 minutes later..."
  • "Our flying time is approximately 37 hours and 59 minutes."
  • "Get Philip and meet me in the laboratory in 5 minutes!"
  • "Hurry up - the first interview is in 10 minutes!"
  • "12 coffees brewed per second, 94 mails archived per minute, 6-10 chocolates fed to Bruno per hour."
  • "Person 1: See you in five minutes?"
  • "Your call will be answered in... 10 minutes and 37 seconds."

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