BITS - Tradução inglês-português

bit¹ [bɪt] SUBST

1. bit (small piece):

bit

pedaço m

bits of glass

cacos de vidro

a bit of paper

um pedaço de papel

little bits

pedacinhos m pl

to smash sth to bits

quebrar a. c. em pedaços

2. bit (small amount):

a bit of

um pouco de

a bit of news

uma notícia

3. bit (short time):

bit

momentinho m

for a bit

um pouquinho

4. bit esp Brit (part):

bit

parte f

the difficult bit of sth

a parte difícil de a. c.

bit by bit

pouco a pouco

to do one's bit coloq

fazer a sua parte

5. bit (somewhat):

a bit

um pouco

a bit stupid

meio lerdo

quite a bit

bastante

not a bit

nem um pouco

6. bit COMPUT:

bit

bit m

7. bit pl coloq (things):

bits and pieces

tralha f

bit² SUBST

1. bit (for horses):

bit

bocado m

2. bit for drill:

bit

broca f

bit³ VERBO

bit pt of:

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

bite

morder

bite insect

picar

to bite one's nails

roer as unhas

II. bite <bit, bitten> [baɪt] VERBO intr

bite dog, person, fish

morder

bite insect

picar

to bite into sth

dar uma mordida em a. c.

once bitten twice shy prov

gato escaldado tem medo de água fria

III. bite [baɪt] SUBST

1. bite:

bite of dog, person

mordida f

bite of insect

picada f

2. bite (mouthful):

bite

mordida f

to have a bite to eat

fazer uma boquinha

Present

I	bit
you	bit
he/she/it	bits
we	bit
you	bit
they	bit

Past

I	bitted
you	bitted
he/she/it	bitted
we	bitted
you	bitted
they	bitted

Present Perfect

I	have	bitted
you	have	bitted
he/she/it	has	bitted
we	have	bitted
you	have	bitted
they	have	bitted

Past Perfect

I	had	bitted
you	had	bitted
he/she/it	had	bitted
we	had	bitted
you	had	bitted
they	had	bitted

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The reduced uncertainty is quantified in a lower entropy: on average each toss of the coin delivers less than one full bit of information.

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Generally, the notion of keeping a diary is now considered a bit old-maidish.

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Sanctions are always a bit of a mixed bag - if you're trying to ostracise a country they can be quite effective.

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It's a bit late for that, they were sullied right from the start by their convict settlement.

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We would have the odd bit of pilfering of potatoes and onions, but this was deliberate.

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