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bit

[bɪt]

bit Definition

  • 1a small piece or quantity of something
  • 2the past tense of 'bite'
  • 3a unit of information in computing and digital communications

Using bit: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "bit" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    Could I have a bit of cake, please?

  • Example

    She ate a bit of the sandwich before putting it down.

  • Example

    He bit into the apple and chewed thoughtfully.

  • Example

    I think I'll just bite the bullet and ask for a raise.

  • Example

    The computer's memory is measured in bits and bytes.

bit Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for bit

Phrases with bit

  • excessive or unreasonable

    Example

    Her constant demands are a bit much for me to handle.

  • attractive or desirable

    Example

    He's not bad-looking, actually. A bit of all right, you might say.

  • to do your share of work or effort

    Example

    Everyone needs to do their bit to keep the environment clean.

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Summary: bit in Brief

The term 'bit' [bɪt] refers to a small piece or quantity of something, as in 'Could I have a bit of cake, please?' It can also be the past tense of 'bite,' as in 'He bit into the apple and chewed thoughtfully.' In computing, 'bit' is a unit of information. Phrases include 'a bit much,' meaning excessive, 'a bit of all right,' meaning attractive, and 'do your bit,' meaning to do your share of work or effort.

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