minuta means minutes (meeting notes) — a common term in Spanish for Business. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: July 29, 2025
minuta
noun • /[mee-NOO-tah]/
minutes (meeting notes)
Example:
Envía la minuta al terminar la reunión.
Send the minutes after the meeting ends.
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🧠 What does minuta mean?
In a business context, "minuta" refers to the official written record of a meeting. Think of it like the "minutes" of a meeting in English. It summarizes the key discussions, decisions made, action items, and attendees. While "minuta" can also mean "minute" as in a unit of time, in a professional setting, it almost always signifies meeting minutes.
📚 Extra examples
- Por favor, distribuye la minuta de la reunión a todos los participantes.
Please distribute the minutes of the meeting to all participants. - Las minutas de la reunión anterior se pueden encontrar en el sitio web de la empresa.
The minutes from the previous meeting can be found on the company website. - Necesito revisar la minuta antes de la próxima reunión.
I need to review the minutes before the next meeting. - Asegúrate de que la minuta refleje con precisión lo que se discutió.
Make sure the minutes accurately reflect what was discussed.
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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "minuta"
Synonyms: acta, registro
💡 Did You Know?
While both Spanish and English use a form of "minute" to refer to a brief period of time as well as a meeting record, the two concepts aren't etymologically related. The time-related meaning comes from Latin's "minuta pars" (small part), while the meeting-record sense likely evolved from a shortened form of "minuta scriptura" (small script).
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