英语词汇“bit”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

bitnoun [ C ]

uk/bɪt/us/bɪt/

bit noun [ C ] (AMOUNT)

A2 informal a small piece or amount of something:

Would you like a bit of chocolate?

The glass smashed into little bits.

There were bits of paper all over the floor.

She tries to do a bit of exercise every day.

I don't understand this bit.

a bit informal

B2 a short distance or period of time:

I'm just going out for a bit. See you later.

Can you move up a bit?

a bit of sth

C1 a slight but not serious amount or type of something:

Maria's put on a bit of weight, hasn't she?

It's a bit of a nuisance.

a bit...

A2 slightly:

The dress is a bit too big for me.

That was a bit silly, wasn't it?

I'm a bit nervous.

I was hoping there'd be some food - I'm a bit hungry.

Would you like a bit more cake?

It's a bit like a Swiss chalet.

UK very:

Blimey, it's a bit cold!

And she didn't invite him? That was a bit mean!

bit by bit

C1 gradually:

I saved up the money bit by bit.

not a bit

not in any way:

She wasn't a bit worried about the test.

"Are you getting tired?" "Not a bit."

quite a bit

B1 a lot:

They have quite a bit of money.

to bits

into small pieces:

The car was blown to bits.

It just fell to bits in my hands.

very much:

I love my son to bits.

More examples

I think we need a bit of colour in this room.
We may as well finish off this pie - there's only a little bit left.
I brought a few things back from India - bits of jewellery and material mainly.
I've bracketed the bits of text that could be omitted.
That salmon was very expensive so make sure you eat up every bit.

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Words meaning small pieces and amounts

by a nose idiom
chip
clipping
crumb
dollop
droplet
flake
germ
jot
nose
pat
patch
pennyworth
pinprick
ray
scattering
scintilla
shard
shred
trace

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Short in time

Some and quite

Linguistics: very & extreme

Slow and moving slowly

Yes, no & not

Masses and large amounts of things

Tearing and breaking into pieces

Linguistics: intensifying expressions

bit noun [ C ] (HORSE)

a piece of metal put in a horse's mouth to allow the person riding it to control its movements

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Horse riding

curry
dismount
dressage
gait
gymkhana
high-spirited
horseback riding
horseshoe
horsey
jib at sth
mount
mounted
prance
puissance
rein
rein sth in
showjumping
silk
trot
unsaddle

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bit noun [ C ] (COMPUTER)

specialized computing a unit of information in a computer that must be either 0 or 1:

a 32-bit computer (= a computer that processes 32 bits of information at a time)

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Computer concepts

aeroplane mode
airplane mode
atomicity
augmented reality
back end
clone
cloud
corruption
default to sth
desktop
electronic
gigabyte
GUI
reboot
template
tuple
virtual
virtually
web hosting
what you see is what you get idiom

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bit noun [ C ] (COIN)

UK, old use a coin representing a small amount of money:

a threepenny/sixpenny bit

US informal, old use an amount of money that is equal to 12 1/2 cents, usually used in the expression "two bits," or 25 cents

Compare

two bits

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Payment methods

ATM card
baksheesh
bank card
bill
blank cheque
cash
cash card
cashpoint card
certified cheque
direct debit
giro
gratuity
hush money
per annum
piece
small change
standing order
sweetener
traveller's cheque
voucher

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British money

Informal words for money

bit noun [ C ] (TOOL)

the part of a tool used for cutting or drilling (= making holes)

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Tools

adze
Allen key
anvil
auger
awl
axe
excavator
grappling iron/hook
grindstone
guillotine
hacksaw
hatchet
plunger
rasp
reamer
sander
sandpaper
scissor
scissors
vane

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Idiom(s)

be a bit much

be a bit of all right

a bit of fluff/stuff/skirt

a bit of rough

a bit on the side

get the bit between your teeth

not a bit of it

be in bits

bits and pieces

单词	bit
释义	Contents noun (5) bit (AMOUNT) bit (HORSE) bit (COMPUTER) bit (COIN) bit (TOOL) verb (1) bit (1) Contents noun (4) bit (PIECE) bit (HORSE) bit (COMPUTER) bit (TOOL) English American Business bitnoun [ C ] uk/bɪt/us/bɪt/ bit noun [ C ] (AMOUNT) A2 informal a small piece or amount of something: Would you like a bit of chocolate? The glass smashed into little bits. There were bits of paper all over the floor. She tries to do a bit of exercise every day. I don't understand this bit. a bit informal B2 a short distance or period of time: I'm just going out for a bit. See you later. Can you move up a bit? a bit of sth C1 a slight but not serious amount or type of something: Maria's put on a bit of weight, hasn't she? It's a bit of a nuisance. a bit... A2 slightly: The dress is a bit too big for me. That was a bit silly, wasn't it? I'm a bit nervous. I was hoping there'd be some food - I'm a bit hungry. Would you like a bit more cake? It's a bit like a Swiss chalet. UK very: Blimey, it's a bit cold! And she didn't invite him? That was a bit mean! bit by bit C1 gradually: I saved up the money bit by bit. not a bit not in any way: She wasn't a bit worried about the test. "Are you getting tired?" "Not a bit." quite a bit B1 a lot: They have quite a bit of money. to bits into small pieces: The car was blown to bits. It just fell to bits in my hands. very much: I love my son to bits. More examples I think we need a bit of colour in this room. We may as well finish off this pie - there's only a little bit left. I brought a few things back from India - bits of jewellery and material mainly. I've bracketed the bits of text that could be omitted. That salmon was very expensive so make sure you eat up every bit. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Words meaning small pieces and amounts by a nose idiom chip clipping crumb dollop droplet flake germ jot nose pat patch pennyworth pinprick ray scattering scintilla shard shred trace See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Short in time Some and quite Linguistics: very & extreme Slow and moving slowly Yes, no & not Masses and large amounts of things Tearing and breaking into pieces Linguistics: intensifying expressions bit noun [ C ] (HORSE) a piece of metal put in a horse's mouth to allow the person riding it to control its movements Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Horse riding curry dismount dressage gait gymkhana high-spirited horseback riding horseshoe horsey jib at sth mount mounted prance puissance rein *rein sth* in showjumping silk trot unsaddle See more results » bit noun [ C ] (COMPUTER) specialized computing a unit of information in a computer that must be either 0 or 1: a 32-bit computer (= a computer that processes 32 bits of information at a time) Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Computer concepts aeroplane mode airplane mode atomicity augmented reality back end clone cloud corruption** default to sth desktop electronic gigabyte GUI reboot template tuple virtual virtually web hosting what you see is what you get idiom See more results » bit noun [ C ] (COIN) UK, old use a coin representing a small amount of money: a threepenny/sixpenny bit US informal, old use an amount of money that is equal to 12 1/2 cents, usually used in the expression "two bits," or 25 cents Compare two bits Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Payment methods ATM card baksheesh bank card bill blank cheque cash cash card cashpoint card certified cheque direct debit giro gratuity hush money per annum piece small change standing order sweetener traveller's cheque voucher See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: British money Informal words for money bit noun [ C ] (TOOL) the part of a tool used for cutting or drilling (= making holes) Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Tools adze Allen key anvil auger awl axe excavator grappling iron/hook grindstone guillotine hacksaw hatchet plunger rasp reamer sander sandpaper scissor scissors vane See more results » Idiom(s) be a bit much be a bit of all right a bit of fluff/stuff/skirt a bit of rough a bit on the side get the bit between your teeth not a bit of it be in bits bits and pieces bitverb uk/bɪt/us/bɪt/ past simple of bite bitnoun [ C ] us/bɪt/ bit noun [ C ] (PIECE) a small piece or a small amount of something: little bits of paper We need every bit of evidence we can find. We showed a little bit on videotape. Could you talk a bit (= for a short period) about your childhood experiences? A bit or a little bit can mean slightly or to some degree: We found the dinner a little bit of a disappointment. bit noun [ C ] (HORSE) a piece of metal put in a horse’s mouth to allow the person riding it to control its movements bit noun [ C ] (COMPUTER) the smallest unit of information in a computer, represented by either 0 or 1 bit noun [ C ] (TOOL) the part of a tool used to cut or drill (= make holes) Idiom(s) chafing at the bit bit us/bɪt/ bit (BITE) past simple of bite bitnoun [ C ] uk/bɪt/us IT the smallest unit of information in a computer's memory: Can I run 32-bit programs on a 64-bit computer?
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bitnoun [ C ]

bit noun [ C ] (AMOUNT)

bit noun [ C ] (HORSE)

bit noun [ C ] (COMPUTER)

bit noun [ C ] (COIN)

bit noun [ C ] (TOOL)

Idiom(s)

bitverb

bitnoun [ C ]

bit noun [ C ] (PIECE)

bit noun [ C ] (HORSE)

bit noun [ C ] (COMPUTER)

bit noun [ C ] (TOOL)

Idiom(s)

bit

bit (BITE)

bitnoun [ C ]