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bit1 [bɪt] SUBST

2. bit (small amount):

a bit of
a bit of news

3. bit (short time):

bit
for a bit

4. bit esp Brit (part):

bit
parte f
bit by bit
to do one's bit coloq

5. bit (somewhat):

a bit
a bit stupid
quite a bit
not a bit

6. bit COMPUT:

bit
bit m

7. bit pl coloq (things):

tralha f

bit2 SUBST

1. bit (for horses):

bit
bocado m

2. bit for drill:

bit
broca f

bit3 VERBO

bit pt of:

Veja também: bite

I . bite <bit, bitten> [baɪt] VERBO trans

III . bite [baɪt] SUBST

2. bite (mouthful):

I . bite <bit, bitten> [baɪt] VERBO trans

III . bite [baɪt] SUBST

2. bite (mouthful):

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But really talking about party manners seems a bit of an oxymoron.
www.dailylife.com.au
She became a bit of a punch bag and a bit of a bad gag.
www.rte.ie
It doesn't necessarily sound any nicer than the old car, though, and is perhaps even a bit characterless.
www.caradvice.com.au
The new series is a bit more nitty-gritty, and it's not just a kids show.
www.chroniclelive.co.uk
The validity of a digital document is authenticated by verifying that the digital signature logically matches the bit string representation of the document.
en.wikipedia.org
The reduced uncertainty is quantified in a lower entropy: on average each toss of the coin delivers less than one full bit of information.
en.wikipedia.org
The term "drill" may refer to either a drilling machine or a drill bit for use in a drilling machine.
en.wikipedia.org
Images of yet-to-be-announced gadgets can be a bit of a crapshoot.
www.gizmodo.com.au
Generally, the notion of keeping a diary is now considered a bit old-maidish.
www.ft.com
Crouton later became a more efficient police officer, even if he was sometimes a bit slow on deductions.
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