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bit¹ [bɪt] N

1. bit esp Brit inf (piece):

bit: kawałek m

to fall to bits: rozpadać [perf rozpaść] się na kawałki

to smash sth to bits: rozbijać [perf rozbić] coś na kawałki

2. bit (amount):

a bit of sth: trochę czegoś

not a bit: ani trochę

a bit of advice: rada f

a bit of news: wiadomość f

a bit of trouble: mały kłopot m

a bit of luck: łut m szczęścia

we had a bit of luck: dopisało nam szczęście

I thought he would be sorry but not a bit of it: myślałem, że będzie mu przykro, ale gdzie tam

3. bit inf (a lot):

quite a bit: sporo

quite a bit: niemało

quite a bit of money: ładna sumka f

he's a good bit older than me: jest znacznie starszy ode mnie

4. bit esp Brit (part):

bit: część f

bits and pieces: drobiazgi mpl

bit by bit: stopniowo

bit by bit: kawałek po kawałku

do your bit inf: rób, co do ciebie należy

5. bit inf (while):

for a bit: przez chwilę

in a bit: za chwilę

hold on a bit: poczekaj chwilę

6. bit (somewhat):

he's a bit of a bore: on trochę przynudza

she's put on a bit of weight: trochę przytyła

he's a bit of an artist: jest w nim coś z artysty

7. bit (slightly):

a bit: trochę

a bit less/more: trochę mniej/więcej

a bit like sb/sth: trochę podobny do kogoś/czegoś

8. bit (in negatives):

I wasn't a bit worried: wcale nie byłem zmartwiony

Phrases:

she's every bit as pretty as her sister: jest równie ładna jak jej siostra

it's a bit much: to już przesada

a bit of skirt [or stuff] inf: spódniczka f

a bit of skirt [or stuff] inf: towar m (kobieta)

bit² [bɪt] N

1. bit (for horses):

bit: wędzidło nt

2. bit TECH:

bit: wiertło nt

Phrases:

to champ at the bit: być w gorącej wodzie kąpanym

to get [or take] the bit between one's teeth: zagryźć zęby

to get [or take] the bit between one's teeth: zawziąć się

bit³ [bɪt] N

bit COMPUT short for binary digit

bit: bit m

bit⁴ [bɪt] VB

bit pt of bite

I. bite <bit, bitten> [baɪt] VB trans

1. bite (with teeth):

bite: gryźć [perf u-]

bite nails: obgryzać [perf obgryźć]

bite lips: przygryzać [perf przygryźć]

2. bite (sting):

bite: kąsać [perf ukąsić]

bite: gryźć [perf u-]

first a mosquito, then a fly bit me: najpierw ukąsił mnie komar, a potem ugryzła mucha

3. bite (take hold):

the tyres wouldn't bite the road: koła nie trzymały się nawierzchni

Phrases:

to be bitten by sth: połknąć bakcyla czegoś

to bite the bullet inf: stawić czemuś czoło

to bite the dust inf: pójść do piachu

to bite one's tongue: ugryźć się w język

what's biting you? inf: co cię gryzie?

II. bite <bit, bitten> [baɪt] VB intr

1. bite (with teeth):

bite: gryźć

to bite into an apple: ugryźć jabłko

to bite through the rope: przegryzać [perf przegryźć] sznur

he won't bite fig: on nie gryzie

2. bite (sting):

bite: kąsać

bite: gryźć

3. bite (take bait):

bite: brać

4. bite (take hold):

my boots wouldn't bite into the slippery rock: moje buty zupełnie nie trzymały się śliskiej skały

5. bite (affect negatively):

bite: dawać [perf dać] się we znaki

Phrases:

once bitten twice shy proverbial: kto się na gorącym sparzył, [ten] na zimne dmucha

III. bite [baɪt] N

1. bite (injury):

bite: ugryzienie nt

bite of insect: użądlenie nt

bite of snake: ukąszenie nt

to give sb a bite dog, fly: ugryźć kogoś

to give sb a bite insect: użądlić kogoś

to give sb a bite snake: ukąsić kogoś

he was covered in bites: był cały pogryziony

2. bite (mouthful):

bite: kęs m

to take a bite of sth: ugryźć coś

let's have a bite to eat inf: przekąśmy coś

3. bite no pl (sharp taste):

bite: ostry smak m

with a bite: ostry w smaku

4. bite sing (cold):

there's a bite in the air: na dworze jest zimno

5. bite (taking bait):

bite: branie nt

to get a bite: mieć branie

Phrases:

second bite of the cherry: ponowna szansa f

OpenDict entry

bit N

start bit COMPUT: bit rozpoczęcia transmisji m

spoon bit obróbka drewna: świder łyżkowy m

soldering bit: końcówka kolby lutowniczej f

quill bit wiertnictwo: świder łyżkowy m

most significant bit COMPUT: bit najbardziej znaczący m

OpenDict entry

bit N

bit slicing COMPUT: segmentowanie nt

two-bit ADJ AM inf

two-bit: podrzędny

I. bite <bit, bitten> [baɪt] VB trans

1. bite (with teeth):

bite: gryźć [perf u-]

bite nails: obgryzać [perf obgryźć]

bite lips: przygryzać [perf przygryźć]

2. bite (sting):

bite: kąsać [perf ukąsić]

bite: gryźć [perf u-]

first a mosquito, then a fly bit me: najpierw ukąsił mnie komar, a potem ugryzła mucha

3. bite (take hold):

the tyres wouldn't bite the road: koła nie trzymały się nawierzchni

Phrases:

to be bitten by sth: połknąć bakcyla czegoś

to bite the bullet inf: stawić czemuś czoło

to bite the dust inf: pójść do piachu

to bite one's tongue: ugryźć się w język

what's biting you? inf: co cię gryzie?

II. bite <bit, bitten> [baɪt] VB intr

1. bite (with teeth):

bite: gryźć

to bite into an apple: ugryźć jabłko

to bite through the rope: przegryzać [perf przegryźć] sznur

he won't bite fig: on nie gryzie

2. bite (sting):

bite: kąsać

bite: gryźć

3. bite (take bait):

bite: brać

4. bite (take hold):

my boots wouldn't bite into the slippery rock: moje buty zupełnie nie trzymały się śliskiej skały

5. bite (affect negatively):

bite: dawać [perf dać] się we znaki

Phrases:

once bitten twice shy proverbial: kto się na gorącym sparzył, [ten] na zimne dmucha

III. bite [baɪt] N

1. bite (injury):

bite: ugryzienie nt

bite of insect: użądlenie nt

bite of snake: ukąszenie nt

to give sb a bite dog, fly: ugryźć kogoś

to give sb a bite insect: użądlić kogoś

to give sb a bite snake: ukąsić kogoś

he was covered in bites: był cały pogryziony

2. bite (mouthful):

bite: kęs m

to take a bite of sth: ugryźć coś

let's have a bite to eat inf: przekąśmy coś

3. bite no pl (sharp taste):

bite: ostry smak m

with a bite: ostry w smaku

4. bite sing (cold):

there's a bite in the air: na dworze jest zimno

5. bite (taking bait):

bite: branie nt

to get a bite: mieć branie

Phrases:

second bite of the cherry: ponowna szansa f

bite off VB trans

bite off: odgryzać [perf odgryźć]

snake bite N

snake bite: ukąszenie nt węża

OpenDict entry

drill bit N

drill bit: wiertło nt

drill bit: świder m

Present
I	bit
you	bit
he/she/it	bits
we	bit
you	bit
they	bit

Past
I	bitted
you	bitted
he/she/it	bitted
we	bitted
you	bitted
they	bitted

Present Perfect
I	have	bitted
you	have	bitted
he/she/it	has	bitted
we	have	bitted
you	have	bitted
they	have	bitted

Past Perfect
I	had	bitted
you	had	bitted
he/she/it	had	bitted
we	had	bitted
you	had	bitted
they	had	bitted

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

bit by bit: stopniowo

a bit: trochę

a bit of sth: trochę czegoś

a bit of advice: rada f

a bit of news: wiadomość f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

But really talking about party manners seems a bit of an oxymoron.

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Most modulation techniques transmit a bit or chip over many cycles of a sinusoid carrier signal.

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A bit array is effective at exploiting bit-level parallelism in hardware to perform operations quickly.

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The term "drill" may refer to either a drilling machine or a drill bit for use in a drilling machine.

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Sanctions are always a bit of a mixed bag - if you're trying to ostracise a country they can be quite effective.

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