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бургија, ѓем, лоза (од бургија)делче, трошка, парченце, паричкабит (компјутерска мерка)(a bit of luck) малку среќа(a bit) малку, доста, прилично* * *n. 1. парче, парченце; a bit at a time or bit by bit постепен;2. (Am., colloq.) two bits 35 центи;3. (Br.) паричка; a threepenny bit три пенија;4. misc.; every bit as good исто толку добар; not a bit ни најмалку; he had a bit of luck имаше малку среќа; wait a bit чекај малку; every bit све (секое делче); a bit of advice еден совет; bit II n џем *to take the bit between one's teeth отарасување од контрола; *to champ at the bit да се биде нестрплив; bit III n глава (врв) на сврдел; bit IV n (C.) бит; bit V see biten. парченце, мало количество;2. ситни пари; threepenny bit - паричка од три пени; short bit - паричка од десет центи; а bit - малку; bit by bit - малку по малку, постепено; not a bit - ни малку, воопшто не; to do one's bit - исполнува своја обврска; парче; острица; сврдло, длето bit by bit малку по малку
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