Type in ➚ :
92 results in 0.0545s.

bit in Urdu اُردُو

bit in Bengali বাংলা

bit in Dogri डोगरी

bit in Gujarati ગુજરાતી

bit in Hindi हिन्दी

bit in Kannada ಕನ್ನಡ

bit in Kashmiri कॉशुर

bit in Konkani कोंकणी

bit in Malayalam മലയാളം

bit in Marathi मराठी

bit in Nepali नेपाली

bit in Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ

bit in Sindhi سنڌي

bit in Tamil தமிழ்

bit in Telugu తెలుగు

bit in English

  • bit ⇄ bit (1), noun.
    1. a small piece.
    Ex. bits of broken glass, a bit of string. A pebble is a bit of rock.
    (SYN) fragment, morsel, portion, particle, speck.
    2. a small amount.
    Ex. a bit of work to do.
    3. (Informal.) a sh
    english
  • bit ⇄ bit (2), verb.
    the past tense and a past participle of bite.
    Ex. The strong trap bit the leg of the fox.
    english
  • bit ⇄ bit (3), noun, verb, bitted,bitting.
    english
  • bit ⇄ bit (4), noun.
    the basic unit of information in a digital computing system, expressed in binary notation so as to specify a choice between two possibilities, such as yes or no, off or on, etc.
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. a bit much, excessively inconvenient or inconsiderate.
    Ex. That hand-pulled, open lift in a sort of black chimney at the back, where you go in connection with registered baggage, is a bit much for anyone straight from shiny, continental stati
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. a bit of all right, (British Informal.) something or someone heartily approved.
    Ex. This beef is a bit of all right, ma'am (H. G. Wells).
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. a bit of one's mind, a person's frank, and usually unfavorable, opinion.
    Ex. He had given the house what was called a ""bit of his mind"" on the subject (London Times).
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. a bit,
    a. a little; slightly.
    Ex. I am a bit tired.
    b. somewhat.
    Ex. The boy who hung around so much became a bit of a nuisance to the workmen.
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. bit by bit, little by little.
    Ex. ... this sort of bit-by-bit reform, going on for six hundred years (Edward Freeman).
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. bits and pieces, stray or small articles; odds and ends.
    Ex. Our garage is filled with bits and pieces of lumber we've collected over the years.
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. champ at the bit,
    a. to be restless or impatient, as from lack of activity or from suppression.
    Ex. He ... was champing at the bit and acted like a caged lion, so eager was he to get back to work on a less restricted basis (Wall Street
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. do one's bit, to do one's share.
    Ex. Each person did his bit toward getting the meal on the table.
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. every bit, entirely; quite.
    Ex. The university's social function is every bit as important as its intellectual one (Manchester Guardian Weekly).
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. not a bit of it, not at all; not likely.
    Ex. But not a bit of it, for Oxford came back with a shattering try (London Times).
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. not a bit, not at all.
    Ex. He is not a bit the worse for his ordeal.
    english
  • bit ⇄ expr. take the bit in one's teeth,
    a. to move ahead or act on one's own; refuse to accept guidance or control.
    Ex. The way he had of taking the bit in his teeth offended his employer.
    b. (of horses) to become unmanageable.
    Ex. H
    english
  • bit ⇄ noun 1. a tool for boring or drilling that fits into a handle called a brace or into an electric drill.
    2. the biting or cutting part of a tool.
    3. the part of a bridle that goes in a horse's mouth. A bit acts as a control, together with th
    english
  • bit ⇄ v.t. 1. to put a bit in the mouth of (a horse); accustom to the bit; bridle.
    2. (Figurative.) to curb; restrain.
    3. to make a bit on (a key).
    english

bit Deals on Amazon
  1. Home
  2.  › 
  3. language
  4.  › 
  5. urdu-dictionary-translation-meaning-of-bit