Examples of using "Perc" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm leaving in ten minutes.
- Just a minute.
- Just a moment.
Only fifteen minutes.
Every minute counts.
Ten minutes are left.
I'll be ready in two minutes.
- It's five till four.
- It's five to four.
In a minute he was ready.
I'll call back in twenty minutes.
I'll be there in ten minutes.
I'll be there in ten minutes.
I can show you in a minute.
- Let's take a 10-minute break.
- Let's have a ten-minute break.
He will be back in ten minutes.
Let's have a ten-minute break.
- Can I call you back in twenty minutes?
- Can I call you back within twenty minutes?
I'm leaving in ten minutes.
It'll just be a minute.
I'll join in ten minutes.
Every minute with you is a gift.
- It's five till four.
- It's five to four.
We'll be back in twenty minutes.
He'll be along in ten minutes.
I need five more minutes.
Every minute is a gift.
- Let's take a 10-minute break.
- Let's take a ten-minute break.
Can you spare a minute?
He was ready in a minute.
I need a few more minutes.
I'll call back in twenty minutes.
I can be there in 30 minutes.
I'll call back in twenty minutes.
Our guests will arrive in a few minutes.
A minute is one sixtieth of an hour.
I'll be back in a minute.
I'm meeting Tom in ten minutes.
It is a five-minute walk to the library.
It is a five-minute walk to the library.
We have to leave in five minutes.
An hour has sixty minutes.
It's only ten minutes' walk from here.
I'll pick you up in ten minutes.
I'll be ready in a few minutes.
We can't waste even a minute.
It's only ten minutes' walk from here.
He will be back in thirty minutes.
How many minutes does it actually take to do that?
I'll be back in ten minutes.
- It's about 30 minutes from here on foot.
- It's about thirty minutes from here on foot.
- From here to there is only five minutes.
- From here to there, it's only five minutes.
- We will be landing in 15 minutes.
- We'll be landing in 15 minutes.
- We'll be landing in fifteen minutes.
"What time is it?" "It's 3:20."
But then, after about four minutes of persistence,
in a rarely-seen moment of magic.
Another minute and that baby was crying.
(MS) Two minutes to debate.
which is just 15 minutes at the end of the day
A few minutes more, and I'll be ready.
You should get there in five minutes walking.
He answered all the questions in ten minutes.
- The telephone rang a few minutes later.
- Several minutes later, the telephone rang.
The train departs in five minutes.
A minute is one sixtieth of an hour.
The train is thirty minutes late.
Just a minute.
I can walk to school in 10 minutes.
It's 3:10.
She solved the task in ten minutes.
He did 100 push-ups in three minutes.
Tom got bored after three minutes.
Give it a minute.
The flight to Boston should take about ninety minutes.
We're going to lunch at 1 o'clock. In other words, in 10 minutes.
Dinner will be ready in thirty minutes.
A second is a sixtieth part of a minute.
- The bus arrived ten minutes behind time.
- The bus arrived ten minutes late.
It hasn' been 10 minutes yet.
The bus will be leaving in three minutes.
The meeting will begin in five minutes.
Mary became bored after a few minutes.
- I think I'll be back in about 30 minutes.
- I think that I'll be back in about 30 minutes.
I'm sure that in just a few short minutes
but after a few minutes, something strange starts to dawn on you:
and I follow this up with 90 minutes of yoga.
And five minutes later, we're flying over Paris,
And five minutes after that,
With a bicycle, I could reach your house in 20 minutes.
Truman arrived at the White House within minutes.
The bus stop is five minutes' walk from here.
"I'll be back in a minute," he added.
He got bored after fifteen minutes.
The bus leaves in about two minutes.