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do one's bit

US pronunciation
American sounddo one's bit
doonesbit
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do - ones - bit -> do one's bit

Myanmar meaning

[IDM] (infml) ကိုယ့်တာဝန်ပိုင်း ကိုယ်ကျေ အောင်ထမ်းဆောင်။ ကိုယ့်တာ ကိုယ်လုံအောင်ထိန်း။

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bit1 /bÇt/ n

၁။ (က) [C] သေးငယ်သောပမာဏ။ အစအန။ အပိုင်းအစ။ bits of bread/cheese/paper ❍ a bit of advice/help/luck/news ❍ I've got a bit of (ie some) shopping to do.
(ခ) [sing] a ~ (of sth) (infml often ironic ) ကြီးမားသောပမာဏ၊ အတိုင်း အတာ။ ‘How much money has he got in the bank?’ ‘A fair bit. ’ ❍ It took quite a bit of effort to paint the whole of the house. ❍ This novel will take a bit of reading (ie a long time to read).
၂။ [C] (US sl ) (usu pl and in phrases) ၁၂၁/၂ ဆင့်။ two bits or a quarter (of a dollar). See also THREEPENNY BIT
၃။ [sing] (sl ) လုပ်နည်းလုပ်ဟန်။ တွေးနည်းတွေးဟန်။ အထာ။ အချိုး။ She couldn't accept the whole drug-culture bit.
❏ a bit [IDM ] (esp Brit )
၁။ အနည်းငယ်။ နည်းနည်း။ ‘Are you tired?’ ‘Yes, I am a bit (tired). ’ ❍ This book costs a bit (too) much. ❍ These trousers are a bit tight.
၂။ ခဏ။ နည်းနည်း။ တစ်ဆိတ်။ Wait a bit! ❍ Move up a bit.
❏ bit by bit [IDM ] တစ်စချင်း။ တစ်စစီ။ နည်းနည်းချင်း။ He assembled the model aircraft bit by bit. ❍ She saved money bit by bit until she had enough to buy a car.
❏ a bit much [IDM ] (infml ) နည်းနည်းတရားလွန်သည်။ The noise from the neighbours' party is getting a bit much. ❍ It's a bit much calling me at three o'clock in the morning.
❏ a bit of a [IDM ] (Brit infml ) နည်းနည်း။ တော်တော်။ ခပ်။ He's a bit of a bully/coward/fool/bore. ❍ The rail strike is a bit of a nuisance.
❏ a bit of all right [IDM ] (Brit sl ) အလွန်မိသောသူ၊ အရာ။ အပျံစား။ Dave's new girlfriend is a bit of all right, isn't she?
❏ a bit of crumpet/fluff/skirt/stuff [IDM ] (Brit sl sexist ) တော်တော်မှည့်တဲ့စော်။
❏ bit part n ရုပ်ရှင်၊ ပြဇာတ်တွင် ခဏတစ်ဖြုတ် ပါရသည့် အခန်း။ ဖြတ်လျှောက်။
❏ bits and bobs/pieces [IDM ] (infml ) ဗူလိနတ်စ။ တိုလီမုတ်စ။ I always have a lot of bits and pieces in my coat pocket.
❏ a bit thick [IDM ] (Brit infml ) မတရား။ သဘာဝမကျ။ It's a bit thick expecting us to work on Sundays.
❏ bitty adj (Brit usu derog ) (အဆက်အစပ်မရှိဘဲ) တောင်ရောက်မြောက်ရောက်။ a bitty conversation/interview/film ❍ The play is rather bitty.
❏ do one's bit [IDM ] (infml ) ကိုယ့်တာဝန်ပိုင်း ကိုယ်ကျေ အောင်ထမ်းဆောင်။ ကိုယ့်တာ ကိုယ်လုံအောင်ထိန်း။ We can finish this job on time if everyone does their bit.
❏ every bit as good, bad, etc (as sb/sth) [IDM ] တမျှ၊ ကဲ့သို့ပင်၊ လိုပဲ၊ နှင့်တစ်ထပ်တည်း (ဆိုးသည်၊ ကောင်းသည် စသည်)။ Rome is every bit as beautiful as Paris. ❍ He's every bit as clever as she is.
❏ not a bit; not one (little) bit [IDM ] နည်းနည်းမျှ။ တစ်ဆိတ်မျှ။ တစ်စက်(ကလေး)မျှ။ ‘Are you cold?’ ‘Not a bit. ’ ❍ It's not a bit of use (ie There's no point in ) complaining. ❍ I don't like that idea one little bit.
❏ not a bit of it! [IDM ] (Brit infml ) လုံးဝကို မ…ဘူး။ တခြားစီပဲ။ You'd think she'd be tired after such a long journey, but not a bit of it!
❏ to bits [IDM ] အစိတ်စိတ်အမြွှာမြွှာ။ တစ်စစီ။ pull/tear sth to bits ❍ The parchment came/fell to bits in my hands.

bit2 /bÇt/ n

၁။ (မြင်း၏) ဇက်သွား။ ❍ harness
၂။ (က) (လှည့် ပေးရသော ဖြတ်၊ ညှပ်ကိရိယာမျိုး၏) အသွား၊ နှုတ်သီး။
(ခ) လွန်။ လွန်သွား။ See also DRILL1
❏ get/take the bit between one's/the teeth [IDM ] အခက်အခဲကို အံခဲ၍ရင်ဆိုင်သည်။

bit3 /bÇt/ n (computing )

ကွန်ပျူတာသုံး အသေးဆုံး အချက်အလက် ယူနစ်။

bit4 pt of BITE

More examples
  • I’m having some cake. Do you want a bit?
  • [bit of] : He had bits of food stuck in between his teeth.
  • [bits and pieces] : The wreckage was spread over a wide area in tiny bits and pieces.
  • The best bit in the film is the scene in the restaurant.
  • [bit of] : Some bits of the jigsaw are missing.
  • In general, I like my job, but I don’t enjoy the management bit.
  • Two bits
Synonyms
small piece, tad, morsel, crumb, fragment, speck, smidgen, spot, trace, 1, a good way, a long way, atom, binary digit, binary unit, box in, bring to screeching halt, butt, check, chicken feed, chip, chunk, computer information, cool down, cool off, cooling off, curb, dab, dash, data, division, dollop, dose, dot, driblet, drop, droplet, end, end of rainbow, entrammel, excerpt, far, far off, far piece, far-removed, flake, fraction, good ways, grain, hang up, held down, hogtie, hold back, hold down, hold in, hold off, iced, inhibit, instant, iota, item, jiff, jiffy, jot, keep back, keep in, keep lid on, keep out, keep tight rein on, keeping in, keeping out, kept back, lick, little, little while, lump, manacled, manacling, middle of nowhere, minute, mite, modicum, moiety, molecule, moment, niggle, parcel, part, particle, peanuts, piecer, pinch, play for time, portion, put on brakes, rein in, reined in, sample, sandbag, scale, scintilla, scrap, second, section, segment, send up, shard, share, shaving, shred, slacken pace, slice, sliver, slow down, slowed down, slowing down, snatch, snip, snippet, space, specimen, spell, splinter, sprinkling, stretch, stub, stump, taste, tick, tiny piece, tittle, trickle, while
Antonyms
agreement, entirety, glob, lot, whole
Cross references
small piecetadmorselcrumbfragmentspecksmidgenspottrace1a good waya long wayatombinary digitbinary unitbox inbring to screeching haltbuttcheckchicken feedchipchunkcomputer informationcool downcool offcooling offcurbdab
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