英语词组bit是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiombita bit of all right BrEBrEspoken used about a person that you think is sexually attractive:"Are you still going out with Fiona?" "No - it's a shame, she was a bit of all right."That new bloke in Marketing is a bit of all right .a bit of how's your father BrEBrEold-fashioned a sexual relationship, or an act of having sex:We all suspected that the cook was having a bit of how's your father with one of the drivers.sb's bit of skirt/fluff/crumpet BrEBrEslang an insulting way of talking about a woman that someone is having a sexual or romantic relationship with:Why haven't we seen him around - has he got a bit of skirt or something?So are you bringing your bit of crumpet to the party tonight?a bit on the side BrEBrEspoken used about someone you are having a secret sexual relationship with when you are already married or are in a serious romantic relationship:Angela was the last to find out about her husband's bit on the side - in the end, one of her friends told her.Maybe I should have a bit on the side to make Graham pay for what he has done.be champing/chomping at the bitto be impatient because you want to do something but someone or something is preventing you from doing it:"Tim's doing fine. In fact he's champing at the bit and wants to know when he can leave the hospital."Some people thought I should take effective action immediately - they were chomping at the bit, waiting to see what I was going to do.do your bit BrEBrEto do a fair and reasonable amount of work that is shared between many people:Old Reg does his bit in midfield, but we need a player who scores goals.Parents like to feel that they're doing their bit for the school.get the bit between your teethto start to feel very determined about something that you are doing, so that you will not stop before you have succeeded in doing it:You know what Anne's like once she gets the bit between her teeth - it's no good arguing with her.We have got the bit between our teeth now, and we'll keep working on this ad until we get it right.it's/that's a bit much BrEBrEunfairspoken used in order to say that what someone has said, done, or asked is unfair, unreasonable, or rude:I think that's a bit much, expecting you to look after her kids while she's enjoying herself.They just levelled the cemetery, and took away the gravestones - it's a bit much when you think about it.

bite

1. verb To respond to an invitation or ad, often a dishonest or misleading one. I tried to trick my brother into cleaning my room, but he didn't bite.

2. verb To be bad or seem ominous. I'm surprised he was nice to you—he usually bites.

3. verb To steal or take something. Aw man, somebody bit my notes, so I couldn't study at lunch.

4. verb, slang To be annoying or disappointing. Oh, that TV show bites. This season has been so stupid that I just can't watch it.

5. noun A meal, often one that is small or doesn't take long to prepare or eat. A shortened form of the phrase "a bite to eat." We don't have a lot of time, so let's just grab a quick bite before the movie starts. Let's pull off at the next rest stop to grab a bite.

not a bit

Not a single, tiny bit; not at all. A: "Are you nervous at all about tonight's fight?" B: "Not a bit. This is what I've been training for." I don't get a bit of gratitude from my children for everything you do to keep them happy and healthy. That joke is not a bit funny.

not one bit

Not a single, tiny bit; not at all. A: "Are you nervous at all about tonight's fight?" B: "Not one bit. This is what I've been training for." I don't get one bit of gratitude from my children for everything you do to keep them happy and healthy.

bit

1. n. a jail sentence. (Underworld.) Mooshoo did a two-year bit in Sing Sing.

2. n. a small theatrical part. (From bit part.) It was just a bit, but I needed the money.

3. n. any part of an act; any isolated activity or presentation. I didn’t like that bit concerning penalties.

See:

(a little/bit) rough and ready
(a little/bit) rough around the edge
(a little/bit) rough around the edges
a bit
a bit beyond (one's) ken
a bit dicey
a bit dodgy
a bit much
a bit obtuse
a bit of a stretch
a bit of a...
a bit of a/an
a bit of all right
a bit of crackling
a bit of how's your father
a bit of rough
a bit of the action
a bit off
a bit on the side
a bit out of it
a bit part
a bit rich
a bit strong
a bit thick
a bit thick/strong
a bit too much
a blind bit of
a blind bit of (something)
a free bit of advice
a little (bit) pricey
a little (bit) steep
a little bit
a little bit of bread and no cheese
a little from column A, a little from column B
a little green
a little off Go to a bit
a sticky situation
a tad bit
a tit bit nipply
as old as my eyes and a little (bit) older than my teeth
batting on a sticky wicket
be (a bit) on the expensive side
be (a bit) on the heavy side
be (a bit) on the large side
be (batting) on a sticky wicket
be a bit much
be a bit steep
be a bit/rather steep
be chafing at the bit
be champing at the bit
be champing/chomping at the bit
be chomping at the bit
be in (a bit of) a jam
be in a sticky situation
be rather steep
be thrilled to bits
behind the bit
bit
bit by bit
bit much
bit of fluff
bit of rough
bit of skirt
bit of the action
bit off
bit on the side
bit player
bit-bucket
bite
bite (one's) head off
bite (one's) lip
bite (one's) tongue
bite back
bite into (something or someone)
bite off
bite off more than (one) can chew
bite on (something or someone)
bite the big one
bite the bullet
bite the dust
bits and bobs
bits and pieces
blow (someone or something) to bits
blow to smithereens
chafe at the bit
champ at the bit
champ at the bit, to
chomp at the bit
dangly bits
do (one's) bit
do a bit
do bit
do one's bit
do your bit
drill bit
every bit
every bit as (something)
every bit as good, bad, etc.
Every little bit helps
fall to bits
for two cents
four bits
four-bits
get into (a bit of) a jam
get into (bit of) a jam
get the bit between (one's) teeth
get the bit between your teeth
get/take the bit between your teeth
give (someone) (a bit of) curry
go a bit far
hack (something) to bits
hair of the dog that bit
hair of the dog that bit you
have the bit in (one's) teeth
I could have bitten my tongue off
I wished I had bitten my tongue off
If it was a snake it woulda bit you
if it was a snake, it would've bit you
in (a bit of) a jam
in a little bit
in a sticky situation
in bits and pieces
into (a bit of) a jam
it's/that's a bit steep
lay it on thick
little bit
look (a little/bit) off
lose (some amount of) time
love (someone or something) to bits
naughty bits
not a bit
not a bit of it
not a bit of it!
not a blind bit of (something)
not a blind bit of notice, difference, etc.
not one bit
not one little bit
on a sticky wicket
one little bit
pick (something) to bits
pick, pull, etc. somebody/something to bits/pieces
piece
piece of the action
play a bit part
play a bit part (in something)
play a bit role (in something)
pour it on thick
pull (something) to bits
quite a bit
quite a few
rattled
rip (someone or something) apart
rip (someone or something) to bits
rip (someone or something) to pieces
rip (someone or something) to shreds
rip somebody/something apart/to shreds, bits, etc.
shuteye
six bits
six-bits
spend (some amount of time) in (some place)
spread it on thick
take a bite out of (something)
take a blind bit of notice
take the bit between (one's) teeth
take the bit between the teeth, to
take the bit in (one's) mouth
take the bit in (one's) teeth
take the bit in one's mouth
take the bit in teeth
the biter (is) bit
the biter bit
the biter gets bit
the hair of the dog (that bit you)
the whole (something) bit
the whole bit
the... bit
thrill (one) to bits
thrill to pieces
thrilled to bits
to bits
two bits
two-bit
two-bits
wouldn't shout if a shark bit him
you can't be a little bit pregnant
you can't be half pregnant

词组	bit
释义	bit Theme: ACTIVITY n. any part of an act; any business or presentation. I didn't like that bit concerning penalties.Now, in this next bit, you are to move center stage. Theme: PERFORMANCE n. a small theatrical part. (From bit part.) I worked in bits for a year and then started selling used cars.It was just a bit, but I needed the money. Theme: PUNISHMENT n. a jail sentence. (Underworld.) I did a two-year bit in Sing Sing.He got only a four-year bit. He was afraid of getting worse. bit noun 1 a prison sentence US, 1866. 2 an interest; an affected mannerism; a role US, 1955. 3 a woman, especially when regarded sexually UK, 1923. 4 sexual intercourse AUSTRALIA, 1945. 5 an activity US, 1968. 6 used as a meaningless embellishment of the preceding noun, as in 'Let's do the lunch bit' US, 1955. 7 twelve and a half cents US, 1821. 8 twelve dollars and fifty cents US, 1929. 9 your home or home area UK: SCOTLAND, 1988. 10 a bullet UK, 2001.► champ at the bit; chomp at the bitto be enthusiastically eager. From a horse's characteristic behaviour UK, 1645.► pull a bitto serve a prison sentence US, 1969.► take the bit out ofto exhaust someone UK: SCOTLAND, 1988.► wee red bitthe glowing end of a cigarette, especially when used as a means of lighting another cigarette UK: SCOTLAND, 1988 idiombita bit of all right BrEBrEspoken used about a person that you think is sexually attractive:"Are you still going out with Fiona?" "No - it's a shame, she was a bit of all right."That new bloke in Marketing is a bit of all right .a bit of how's your father BrEBrEold-fashioned a sexual relationship, or an act of having sex:We all suspected that the cook was having a bit of how's your father with one of the drivers.sb's bit of skirt/fluff/crumpet BrEBrEslang an insulting way of talking about a woman that someone is having a sexual or romantic relationship with:Why haven't we seen him around - has he got a bit of skirt or something?So are you bringing your bit of crumpet to the party tonight?a bit on the side BrEBrEspoken used about someone you are having a secret sexual relationship with when you are already married or are in a serious romantic relationship:Angela was the last to find out about her husband's bit on the side - in the end, one of her friends told her.Maybe I should have a bit on the side to make Graham pay for what he has done.be champing/chomping at the bitto be impatient because you want to do something but someone or something is preventing you from doing it:"Tim's doing fine. In fact he's champing at the bit and wants to know when he can leave the hospital."Some people thought I should take effective action immediately - they were chomping at the bit, waiting to see what I was going to do.do your bit BrEBrEto do a fair and reasonable amount of work that is shared between many people:Old Reg does his bit in midfield, but we need a player who scores goals.Parents like to feel that they're doing their bit for the school.get the bit between your teethto start to feel very determined about something that you are doing, so that you will not stop before you have succeeded in doing it:You know what Anne's like once she gets the bit between her teeth - it's no good arguing with her.We have got the bit between our teeth now, and we'll keep working on this ad until we get it right.it's/that's a bit much BrEBrEunfairspoken used in order to say that what someone has said, done, or asked is unfair, unreasonable, or rude:I think that's a bit much, expecting you to look after her kids while she's enjoying herself.They just levelled the cemetery, and took away the gravestones - it's a bit much when you think about it. bite 1. verb To respond to an invitation or ad, often a dishonest or misleading one. I tried to trick my brother into cleaning my room, but he didn't bite. 2. verb To be bad or seem ominous. I'm surprised he was nice to you—he usually bites. 3. verb To steal or take something. Aw man, somebody bit my notes, so I couldn't study at lunch. 4. verb, slang To be annoying or disappointing. Oh, that TV show bites. This season has been so stupid that I just can't watch it. 5. noun A meal, often one that is small or doesn't take long to prepare or eat. A shortened form of the phrase "a bite to eat." We don't have a lot of time, so let's just grab a quick bite before the movie starts. Let's pull off at the next rest stop to grab a bite. not a bit Not a single, tiny bit; not at all. A: "Are you nervous at all about tonight's fight?" B: "Not a bit. This is what I've been training for." I don't get a bit of gratitude from my children for everything you do to keep them happy and healthy. That joke is not a bit funny. not one bit Not a single, tiny bit; not at all. A: "Are you nervous at all about tonight's fight?" B: "Not one bit. This is what I've been training for." I don't get one bit of gratitude from my children for everything you do to keep them happy and healthy. bit 1. n. a jail sentence. (Underworld.) Mooshoo did a two-year bit in Sing Sing. 2. n. a small theatrical part. (From bit part.) It was just a bit, but I needed the money. 3. n. any part of an act; any isolated activity or presentation. I didn’t like that bit concerning penalties. See: (a little/bit) rough and ready (a little/bit) rough around the edge (a little/bit) rough around the edges a bit a bit beyond (one's) ken a bit dicey a bit dodgy a bit much a bit obtuse a bit of a stretch a bit of a... a bit of a/an a bit of all right a bit of crackling a bit of how's your father a bit of rough a bit of the action a bit off a bit on the side a bit out of it a bit part a bit rich a bit strong a bit thick a bit thick/strong a bit too much a blind bit of a blind bit of (something) a free bit of advice a little (bit) pricey a little (bit) steep a little bit a little bit of bread and no cheese a little from column A, a little from column B a little green a little off Go to a bit a sticky situation a tad bit a tit bit nipply as old as my eyes and a little (bit) older than my teeth batting on a sticky wicket be (a bit) on the expensive side be (a bit) on the heavy side be (a bit) on the large side be (batting) on a sticky wicket be a bit much be a bit steep be a bit/rather steep be chafing at the bit be champing at the bit be champing/chomping at the bit be chomping at the bit be in (a bit of) a jam be in a sticky situation be rather steep be thrilled to bits behind the bit bit bit by bit bit much bit of fluff bit of rough bit of skirt bit of the action bit off bit on the side bit player bit-bucket bite bite (one's) head off bite (one's) lip bite (one's) tongue bite back bite into (something or someone) bite off bite off more than (one) can chew bite on (something or someone) bite the big one bite the bullet bite the dust bits and bobs bits and pieces blow (someone or something) to bits blow to smithereens chafe at the bit champ at the bit champ at the bit, to chomp at the bit dangly bits do (one's) bit do a bit do bit do one's bit do your bit drill bit every bit every bit as (something) every bit as good, bad, etc. Every little bit helps fall to bits for two cents four bits four-bits get into (a bit of) a jam get into (bit of) a jam get the bit between (one's) teeth get the bit between your teeth get/take the bit between your teeth give (someone) (a bit of) curry go a bit far hack (something) to bits hair of the dog that bit hair of the dog that bit you have the bit in (one's) teeth I could have bitten my tongue off I wished I had bitten my tongue off If it was a snake it woulda bit you if it was a snake, it would've bit you in (a bit of) a jam in a little bit in a sticky situation in bits and pieces into (a bit of) a jam it's/that's a bit steep lay it on thick little bit look (a little/bit) off lose (some amount of) time love (someone or something) to bits naughty bits not a bit not a bit of it not a bit of it! not a blind bit of (something) not a blind bit of notice, difference, etc. not one bit not one little bit on a sticky wicket one little bit pick (something) to bits pick, pull, etc. somebody/something to bits/pieces piece piece of the action play a bit part play a bit part (in something) play a bit role (in something) pour it on thick pull (something) to bits quite a bit quite a few rattled rip (someone or something) apart rip (someone or something) to bits rip (someone or something) to pieces rip (someone or something) to shreds rip somebody/something apart/to shreds, bits, etc. shuteye six bits six-bits spend (some amount of time) in (some place) spread it on thick take a bite out of (something) take a blind bit of notice take the bit between (one's) teeth take the bit between the teeth, to take the bit in (one's) mouth take the bit in (one's) teeth take the bit in one's mouth take the bit in teeth the biter (is) bit the biter bit the biter gets bit the hair of the dog (that bit you) the whole (something) bit the whole bit the... bit thrill (one) to bits thrill to pieces thrilled to bits to bits two bits two-bit two-bits wouldn't shout if a shark bit him you can't be a little bit pregnant you can't be half pregnant
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