tidbit [ˈtɪd·bɪt] СУЩ.
tidbit → titbit
titbit [ˈtɪt·bɪt] СУЩ.
1. titbit (delicacy):
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- bocconcino м.
2. titbit (piece):
- titbit of gossip
- pettegolezzo м.
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The marginal cost of keeping an additional adult in the house would easily reach that figure, let alone the titbits kippers are given.
www.stuff.co.nz He's claiming that if he hadn't made public a personal titbit about a political opponent he could be accused of covering something up.
www.independent.ie There is something quite nice about learning a little titbit about the real people behind the characters you have just spent the evening with.
www.independent.co.uk Many people might have left it at that, and saved the titbit for when there was next a lull in the conversation.
www.stuff.co.nz Uncovering the smallest titbit of information about an animal's behaviour is fraught with trial and error.
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