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bit
A1
noun
Usage:
90%
Piece, Small Part
Translation: Piece, Small Part
Pronunciation: /bɪt/
Meaning: A very small piece or amount of something.

Bit means a small part or piece of something. People use it when they want to say a little amount.

Can I have a bit of cake, please?

She took a bit of bread from the plate.

2
B2
noun
Usage:
80%
Binary Digit
Translation: Binary Digit
Pronunciation: /bɪt/
Meaning: The smallest unit of information in computing, representing 0 or 1.

In computers, a bit is the smallest unit of data. It can only be 0 or 1 and is very important for all computer work.

A bit can be a zero or one.

Computers use bits to store data.

3
B1
noun
Usage:
60%
Drill Part, Cutter
Translation: Drill Part, Cutter
Pronunciation: /bɪt/
Meaning: The metal part of a tool or machine that cuts, drills, or shapes material.

A bit is the part of a tool that does the cutting or drilling. It fits on machines like drills or saws.

Use the drill bit to make holes.

The saw bit cuts wood fast.

4
B1
noun
Usage:
40%
Horse Mouthpiece
Translation: Horse Mouthpiece
Pronunciation: /bɪt/
Meaning: A metal mouthpiece used to guide and control a horse when riding.

A bit is a metal piece put in a horse’s mouth to help the rider control the horse while riding.

The rider put the bit in the horse's mouth.

Use the bit gently to control the horse.

5
A2
noun
Usage:
85%
Moment, Short Time
Translation: Moment, Short Time
Pronunciation: /bɪt/
Meaning: A short time or small amount of an activity or experience.

Bit can mean a short time of doing something. It shows a small duration or period.

Wait here for a bit, please.

I stayed outside a bit longer today.

6
A2
verb
Usage:
90%
Chew, Nip
Translation: Chew, Nip
Pronunciation: /bɪt/
Meaning: To use your teeth to cut or grip something (past tense: bit).

To bite means to use your teeth to cut or hold something. It is often used for animals or people using their teeth.

The dog bit my hand yesterday.

Please do not bite the food too hard.

7
B2
noun
Usage:
50%
Data Chunk
Translation: Data Chunk
Pronunciation: /bɪt/
Meaning: A portion or segment of computer memory or data (colloquial).

Bit sometimes means a small part of computer information or memory. It is used more informally to talk about data pieces.

Send me a bit of the file, please.

The program reads bits of information fast.

8
B1
noun
Usage:
75%
Touch, Dash
Translation: Touch, Dash
Pronunciation: /bɪt/
Meaning: A small amount of something to improve or change the taste or quality (idiomatic use).

Bit can mean a small amount added to improve something, like food or drink. It shows a little extra is needed.

Add a bit of salt to your food.

She put a bit of sugar in the tea.

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