bit1
/bɪt/Translation
n [c]
›
⇨ trozo
a bit of chocolate un trozo de chocolate
small bits of broken glass trozos pequeños de cristal roto
› (en informática)
⇨ bit
› (para un caballo)
⇨ bocado
⇨ freno
a bit
⇨ un poco
I'm a bit tired Estoy un poco cansado
Could I have a bit more soup, please? ¿Podría tomar un poco más de sopa, por favor?
(inform) ⇨ un rato
⇨ un periquete col.
I'll be there in a bit Estaré ahí en un periquete
a bit much (inform)
⇨ demasiado
bit by bit
⇨ poco a poco
bits and pieces (inform)I could only find bits and pieces of information
Sólo pude encontrar información suelta
There were bits and pieces of broken toys everywhere Había pedazos de juguetes rotos por todas partes
not {a/one} bit
⇨ en absoluto
quite a bit (inform)
⇨ bastante
⇨ mucho
(Definition of bit n from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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