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60 Minutes
/ˈsɪksti ˈmɪnɪts/
Definition
1
A unit of time equal to one hour, consisting of 3,600 seconds.
2
A long-running American investigative news magazine television program broadcast on CBS since September 24, 1968, known for in-depth reporting and interviews.
Examples
I set a timer for 60 minutes to finish this report, but ended up doom-scrolling cat videos instead.
Watching an episode of 60 Minutes feels like time travel—those stories are timelessly dramatic.
My boss gave me 60 minutes to prepare the presentation; I used 59 for coffee and 1 for panic.
In 60 minutes, I can cook a gourmet meal or just microwave leftovers—adulting level: expert procrastinator.