bit

გამოთქმა: /bɪt/

Universal

1a small piece, part, or quantity of something:give the duck a bit of bread he read bits of his work to me
(a bit) a short time or distance:I fell asleep for a bit can you move over a bit?
(a bit) a fairly large amount:working in a foreign country took quite a bit of getting used to

2 [with adjective] informal a set of actions or ideas associated with a specific group or activity:Miranda could go off and do her theatrical bit

3 informal a girl or young woman:he went and married some young bit half his age

4 (bits) British informal a person’s genitals: You could see everything! All her bits!

5North American informal a unit of 12 1/ 2 cents (used only in even multiples).

a bit: somewhat; to some extent:he came back looking a bit annoyed
bit by bit: gradually:bit by bit the truth started to emerge
a bit of a ——: used to suggest that something is not severe or extreme, or is the case only to a limited extent:I have had a bit of an accident he’s a bit of a womanizer; used to denote a young person or one of slight build:you’re just a bit of a girl yourself
a bit of all right: British informal a pleasing person or thing, especially a woman regarded in sexual terms: that blonde’s a bit of all right
bit of fluff (or skirt or stuff): British informal a woman regarded in sexual terms.
bit of rough: see rough.
bit on the side
bits and pieces (or British bobs): an assortment of small items.
do one's bit: informal make a useful contribution to an effort or cause:I was persuaded to do my bit for the environment
in bits: British informal very upset or emotionally affected: she found out he was two-timing her—she’s in bits, really she is
not a bit: not at all:I’m not a bit tired
not a bit of it: British not at all:Am I being unduly cynical? Not a bit of it
to bits

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