Usage of "up-to-the-minute"

Up to the immediate present; most recent or most up-to-date.

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Usage of up-to-the-minute in anglès

Because I work with young people, I'm up-to-the-minute with what's in fashion. 
 The Guardian 

Like his camera, the cell phone was an up-to-the-minute, complicated technological marvel. 
 Midnight hero 

This was a high-class, up-to-the-minute type of war, with blood to spare. 
 The Young Lions 

Is there a better place to get up-to-the-minute interiors inspo than on Instagram? 
 The Irish Times 

While the airframe may not be up-to-the-minute, Britain hopes its capabilities will be. 
 News.com.au 

Celia Knox shares up-to-the-minute snapshots, trends and goings-on from the capital of Japan. 
 BBC 

Block admits that Home Page is more history of the Web than up-to-the-minute analysis. 
 Wired 

The prize money will be used to buy an up-to-the-minute digital camera, says Behan. 
 The Irish Times 

The app includes up-to-the-minute account balance checks and mini-statements showing customers' last six transactions. 
 The Irish Times 

The news sites will also have the up-to-the-minute election maps. 
 Reuters 

So that was a clunky and weirdly out-of-date detail from an up-to-the-minute tech company. 
 The Guardian 

Trends Infuse up-to-the-minute trends for a fresh and current look. 
 Jamaica Observer 

The result has given it a whole new look as well as up-to-the-minute living spaces. 
 The Irish Times 

You're always getting up-to-the-minute information about the music of all genres and of all generations. 
 Ebony 

Never less than up-to-the-minute, I have just read Boris Johnson's 2004 novel Seventy Two Virgins. 
 The Guardian 

Employing a caterer takes the graft out of party-giving... and they always have up-to-the-minute ideas. 
 The Irish Times 

Meanings of up-to-the-minute in anglès