Translations for „titbit“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

titbit <a titbit; titbits> N

titbit

طَرْفَة

titbit NUTR

طَعامٌ شَهِيّ

titbit NUTR

نبذة أخبار

titbit. N NUTR

titbit.

طَعامٌ شَهِيّ

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English

On that note, there is a titbit of gossip that you probably didn't know.

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Healthy snacks can also make a huge difference, as titbits are most often consumed unconsciously while waiting for the main meal to be served.

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Each episode of this quietly brilliant programme sees him find and recondition an iconic car, combining the repair sequences with fascinating historical titbits.

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Her neat trays with their eye-catching titbits of information and tasty morsels of speculation are tempting.

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They shouldn't be merely feeding us titbits of information to further their own agenda.

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Historians and archaeologists were queuing up with interesting titbits.

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After all, it is a form of reverse snobbery to point out that exact hole-in-the-wall shop that serves the best titbit.

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From his knapsack he fishes out a titbit of raw chicken and places it on my glove.

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The marginal cost of keeping an additional adult in the house would easily reach that figure, let alone the titbits kippers are given.

www.stuff.co.nz

There is something quite nice about learning a little titbit about the real people behind the characters you have just spent the evening with.

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