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1 tiny
tout petit, minuscule;∎ a tiny baby un tout petit bébé;∎ a tiny bit un tout petit peu;∎ the meat is a tiny bit overdone la viande est un tantinet trop cuite►► tiny tot petit(e) enfant mf;∎ games for tiny tots des jeux pour les tout-petits -
2 tot
I [tot] noun1) (a small child: a tiny tot.) bambin2) (a small amount of alcoholic drink: a tot of whisky.) goutte, larmeII [tot] past tense, past participle - totted(to add up: He totted up the figures on the bill.) additionner -
3 tot
∎ tiny tots les tout petits□ mpl∎ a tot of rum un petit verre de rhumadditionner;∎ I'll tot up your bill je vais vous faire l'addition∎ that tots up to £3 ça fait 3 livres en tout -
4 bit
I.bit1 [bɪt]1. noun• what a bit of luck! quelle chance !• bit by bit ( = gradually) petit à petit• that's a bit much! c'est un peu fort ! (inf)• not a bit of it! pas du tout !c. ( = time) after a bit après un momentd. (Computing) bit me. (for horse) mors mf. ( = tool) mèche f2. compounds► bit-map noun (Computing) mode point m ; also bit-map(ped) image image f en mode point adjective also bit-mapped [graphics] par pointsII.bit2 [bɪt]* * *[bɪt] 1. 2.1) (of food, substance, wood) morceau m (of de); (of paper, string, garden, land) bout m (of de)2) (colloq) ( small amount)a bit of difficulty/information — quelques difficultés/informations
quite a bit of —
a good bit of — pas mal de [time, money etc]
quite a bit ou a good bit bigger — bien plus grand
3) (colloq) ( section) passage mlisten, this bit is brilliant! — écoute, ce passage est génial! (colloq)
4) (dated) ( coin) pièce f5) ( for horse) mors m6) Computing bit m7) Technology (also drill bit) mèche f3.a bit deaf/cold — un peu sourd/froid
••bits and bobs — (colloq) affaires fpl
bits and pieces — ( fragments) morceaux mpl; ( belongings) affaires fpl
every bit as good/clever — tout aussi bon/intelligent
not a bit of it! — (colloq) pas du tout!
to do one's bit — faire sa part (de boulot (colloq))
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