bitty in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bitty in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bitty <bittier bittiest> [Am ˈbɪdi, Brit ˈbɪti] ADJ

1. bitty (disjointed, scrappy):

bitty book/collection/concert

deshilvanado

bitty book/collection/concert

sin cohesión

2. bitty (in texture):

bitty Brit

granuloso

3. bitty (tiny) Am inf:

it's just a little bitty spider!

¡es una arañita de nada! inf

itty-bitty [Am ˌɪdiˈbɪdi, Brit ˌɪtɪˈbɪti], itsy-bitsy Brit [ˈɪtsiˈbɪtsi] ADJ inf

itty-bitty

chiquitito

itty-bitty

chiquitín

itty-bitty

pequeñito

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This latest one is very bitty: last night's edition included a copper mine, a lighthouse, ponies, surfing, an ichthyosaur fossil.

www.telegraph.co.uk

A little bitty room like this?

en.wikipedia.org

It is an extremely bitty poster and quite difficult to read.

www.imt.ie

But once you've got over its peculiar patrician tones and bitty structure, there's much to enjoy not least the changing frocks and haircuts and wallpapers.

en.wikipedia.org

Couple of bitty challenges early on after that quick start.

au.eurosport.com

But there was one itty bitty problem: the bid was a fake.

www.kotaku.com.au

This was simply unimaginable only a decade and a bitty ago.

www.smh.com.au