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bit1 English-German

Gebiss

bit2 English-German

Stück

bit4 English-German

→ see bite 1, bite 2

I am a bit early in early English-German

ich bin etwas zu früh gekommen

a bit tired/too early in bit2 English-German

ein bisschen müde/zu früh

be a bit of a coward/bully in bit2 English-German

ein ziemlicher Feigling sein/den starken Mann markieren

the bill is [a bit] steep in steep1 English-German

die Rechnung ist [ziemlich] gesalzen

bit1 British & World English

a small piece, part, or quantity of something

bit2 British & World English

past of bite.

bit3 British & World English

a mouthpiece, typically made of metal, which is attached to a bridle and used to control a horse

bit4 British & World English

a unit of information expressed as either a 0 or 1 in binary notation

bit English-French

morceau m

bit1 English-Italian

pezzo m

bit2 English-Italian

→ bite

bit1 English-Spanish

→ bite1

bit2 English-Spanish

pedazo, trozo

a bit in bit1 British & World English

a short time or distance

bit in bite British & World English

use the teeth to cut into (something)

two-bit British & World English

insignificant, cheap, or worthless

two-bit English-Spanish

de tres al cuarto

bit part British & World English

a small acting role in a play or a film

bit rate British & World English

the number of bits per second that can be transmitted along a digital network

frog's-bit British & World English

a floating freshwater plant with creeping stems that bear clusters of small rounded leaves

shell bit British & World English

a gouge-shaped boring bit

stop bit British & World English

(in asynchronous data transfers) one of a pattern of bits which indicate the end of a character or of the whole transmission

bit part English-Italian

particina f

do one's bit in bit1 British & World English

make a useful contribution to an effort or cause

centre bit British & World English

a drill bit with a central point and side cutters

devil's bit British & World English

any of a number of wild plants with a very short rootstock, said in folklore to have been bitten off by the devil, in particular:

parity bit British & World English

a bit which acts as a check on a set of binary values, calculated in such a way that the number of 1s in the set plus the parity bit should always be even (or occasionally, should always be odd)

quantum bit British & World English

the basic unit of information in a quantum computer

sheep's-bit British & World English

a blue-flowered European plant which resembles a scabious

on the bit or bridle in bit3 British & World English

(of a horse) ridden with a light but firm contact on the mouth

a bit much in much British & World English

somewhat excessive or unreasonable

wait-a-bit (also wait-a-bit thorn) British & World English

an African bush with hooked thorns that catch the clothing, in particular an acacia