bit如何读

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美:[bɪt]

bit英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]小块,少量 small piece or amount of sth
  2. [C]比特,位 the smallest unit of information used by a computer

bit是什么意思

n.

有点儿

稍顷

小块,部分

比特(计算机用语)

刀头

嚼子

一角二分半

v.

咬,蛰,叮

上钩

产生不良影响

接受,相信

切割(bite的过去式)

bit变形

复数:bits

第三人称单数:bits

现在分词:bitting

过去式:bitted

过去分词:bitted

bit词根

词根:bit

abbr.

bite 机内测试设备(Built-In Test Equipment)

adj.

biting 刺痛的;辛辣的

n.

bite 咬;一口;咬伤;刺痛

biter 咬人的动物;骗子

v.

biting 咬;抓住;刺进;欺骗(bite的ing形式)

vi.

bite 咬;刺痛

vt.

bite 咬;刺痛

bit英英释义

noun (1)

the biting or cutting edge or part of a tool

put a new bit in the drill

bits plural the jaws (see jaw entry 1 sense 2a) of tongs or pincers

something bitten or held with the teeth:

the usually steel part of a bridle inserted in the mouth of a horse

the rimmed mouth end on the stem of a pipe or cigar holder

something that curbs or restrains

the part of a key that enters the lock and acts on the bolt and tumblers (see tumbler sense 3a)

verb

transitive verb

to put part of a bridle in the mouth of (a horse) : to put a bit (see bit entry 1 sense 2a) in the mouth of (a horse)

to control as if with a bit

to form a bit (see bit entry 1 sense 4) on (a key)

noun (2)

a small quantity of foodespecially: a small delicacy

a small piece or quantity of some material thing picking bits of lint off her sweater

broken bits of glass

British a coin of a specified small denomination

a threepenny bit

something small or unimportant of its kind: such as

a brief period : while see also a bit, a little bit

wait a bit longer

an indefinite usually small degree, extent, or amount every bit as powerful a bit too sweet see also a bit, a bit much, a little bit

a bit of a rascal

a small part usually with spoken lines in a theatrical performance bit players

a bit part

the aggregate of items, situations, or activities appropriate to a given style, genre, or role

rejected the whole bit about love-marriage-motherhood—Vance Packard

noun (3)

computers a unit of computer information equivalent to the result of a choice between two alternatives (such as yes or no, on or off)

computers the physical representation of a bit by an electrical pulse, a magnetized spot, or a hole whose presence or absence indicates data

bit词组

little bit一点点

a bit of一点

bits of少量的,小块片的

a little bit of一点点

bit by bit一点一点地

bit error[计]位错误

bit rate位速率,比特率;二进位制信息传输率

bit error rate比特误码率;位出错率

quite a bitadv. 相当多

on the bit(马)老老实实上着嚼子的,(马)被勒紧缰绳行走 

drill bit钻头,钎头;强钻头

diamond bit金刚石钻头;钻石钻头

the least bit最低限度;最微量 

wait a bit[口语]稍等一等,等一下 

rock bit牙轮钻头;岩石锧头

a bit off[英口]有点失常;不太对劲

a bit on[俚语]醉(一般与get连用) 

stop bitn. 停止位

roller bit牙轮钻头;旋转钻头

bit stream[计]位流,比特流

bit区别

 bit, scrap, slice, fragment, sheet, piece

这组词都有“片、块、段”的意思,其区别是:

bit侧重指微小,一点点,小碎片。

scrap侧重指废弃的零碎之物。

slice多指切得很薄的一片食物。

fragment指破裂的,不完整的,不可完整的碎片。

sheet侧重指平整很薄的一张或一片。

piece最普通用词,多指从整体上分割下来的东西,可大可小。

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bit词源中文解释

"小片段",大约在1200年左右; 与古英语 bite "咬的动作",以及 bita "咬下的一块"有关,这可能是现代词汇中"钻头的钻孔部分"(即"咬"的部分,1590年代)、"马笼头的嘴部"(14世纪中叶)和"咬下的一块(食物),一口"(大约1000年)的来源。所有这些都来自原始日耳曼语 *biton(也是古萨克森语 biti,古挪威语 bit,古弗里斯兰语 bite,中古荷兰语 bete,古高地德语 bizzo "咬",德语 Bissen "一口,一小块"的来源),源自 PIE 词根 *bheid- "分裂"。

任何东西的"小片段,碎片"的含义始于大约1600年。"短暂的时间"的意义始于1650年代。戏剧性的 bit part 始于1909年。在 two bits 等中,"小硬币"的口语意义最初来自美国南部和西印度群岛,指的是从西班牙美元(后来的墨西哥 reals)中切割或冲压出的银楔子; 转义为"一美元的八分之一"。

bit_体育行业词汇

马嚼子

bit_冶金学行业词汇

钻头

bit_数学行业词汇

比特

bit_煤炭行业词汇

刨刀

又称 :刨刀(plough cutter)

刨头上的刨煤刀具。包括底刀、顶刀和预割刀等。

bit_电力行业词汇

比特

bit_铁道行业词汇

比特

bit词源英文解释

Noun (1) Middle English bite, bit "bite of an animal, cutting edge, point, mouthpiece of a bridle," going back to Old English bite "bite of an animal, cut from a weapon," going back to Germanic *biti- (whence Old Saxon biti "bite, sting," Old High German biz [gebiz "mouthpiece of a bridle"], Old Norse bit), noun derivative from the base of *bītan- "to bite" — more at bite >entry 1 Verb derivative of bit >entry 1 Noun (2) Middle English bite, bit "mouthful of food, morsel," going back to Old English bita, bite, going back to Germanic *bitan- (whence Middle Dutch bete "morsel," Old High German bizzo, Old Norse biti), noun derivative from the base of *bītan- "to bite" — more at bite >entry 1 Noun (3) from binary digit Note: The term bit was introduced into general circulation by Claude shannon in "A Mathematical Theory of Communication," Bell System Technical Journal, vol. 27, July, 1948, p. 380: "The choice of a logarithmic base corresponds to the choice of a unit for measuring information. If the base 2 is used the resulting units may be called binary digits, or more briefly bits, a word suggested by J.W. Tukey." The American mathematician John W. Tukey (1915-2000) had used the word in a Bell Labs memorandum, "Sequential Conversion of Continuous Data to Digital Data," dated January 9, 1947. Tukey employed bit as a counterpart in a binary system to digit in the decimal system. For details see "The Origin of Bit" in the "Anecdotes" section of Annals of the History of Computing, vol 6, no. 2 (April, 1984), pp. 152-55.

The first known use of bit was before the 12th century

bit儿童词典英英释义

bitteradjective

having or being a disagreeable sharp taste that is one of the four basic taste sensations compare salt entry 3 sense 1b, sour entry 1 sense 1, sweet entry 1 sense 1b

bitter coffee

hard to accept or bear : painful

bitter disappointment

sharp and resentful

a bitter reply

unpleasantly cold

a bitter wind

bite1 of 2verb

to seize, grip, or cut into with or as if with teeth

bite an apple

to wound, pierce, or sting a mosquito bit me

bitten by a snake

to cause to smart : sting

pepper bites the mouth

to eat into

acid biting into metal

to take bait

the fish are biting

to respond to something tempting

bite2 of 2noun

a seizing of something by biting

the grip taken in biting

the amount of food taken at a bite

a small amount of food : snack

a wound made by biting

a sharp penetrating quality or effect

the bite of the cold wind on our cheeks

bit1 of 3noun

the usually metal bar attached to a bridle and put in the mouth of a horse

the biting or cutting edge or part of a tool

the drill bit

bit2 of 3noun

a small piece or amount

a short time

rest a bit

bit3 of 3noun

a unit of computer information that represents the selection of one of two possible choices (as yes or no, on or off)

something (as an electrical pulse, a magnetized spot, or a punched hole) that physically represents a bit

bitingadjective

causing bodily or mental distress : sharp, cutting a biting cold

biting wit

bite1 of 2verb

to seize, grip, or cut into with or as if with teeth

bite an apple

to wound, pierce, or sting a mosquito bit me

bitten by a snake

to cause to smart : sting

pepper bites the mouth

to eat into

acid biting into metal

to take bait

the fish are biting

to respond to something tempting

bite2 of 2noun

a seizing of something by biting

the grip taken in biting

the amount of food taken at a bite

a small amount of food : snack

a wound made by biting

a sharp penetrating quality or effect

the bite of the cold wind on our cheeks

bite platenoun

a removable usually plastic device used in orthodontics: as

one worn in the upper or lower jaw especially to reposition the jaw or prevent the habit of grinding one's teeth

retainer sense 3

bitchnoun

a female dog

bitchnoun

a female dog

bitchnoun

a female dog

bit1 of 3noun

the usually metal bar attached to a bridle and put in the mouth of a horse

the biting or cutting edge or part of a tool

the drill bit

bit2 of 3noun

a small piece or amount

a short time

rest a bit

bit3 of 3noun

a unit of computer information that represents the selection of one of two possible choices (as yes or no, on or off)

something (as an electrical pulse, a magnetized spot, or a punched hole) that physically represents a bit

bit 例句

1 I held up the spear-shaped cartilage in the breast bone, which most people don’t eat, and bit down with a satisfying crunch.

2 The sun was warm, and the trotting horses threw up bits of muddy snow with their hoofs.

3 I'm afraid that big brother is beginning to control a little bit too much.

我担心的是,老大哥开始有点儿管得太宽了.

4 I think people feel a bit more confident...

我想人们应该觉得稍微自信了一点儿。

5 She could smell lotus blossoms and a bit of nutmeg.

6 this will only take a bit

7 Board in 1955, it left a good deal of “wiggle room,” and Hodges used every bit of it, in an effort to head off political attacks from his right.

8 I gaped a little bit, and for a rare moment I was at a loss for words.

9 With each syllable, the voice seems to burrow a bit deeper into his brain.

10 She could hear chickens were clucking outside the windows, scratching for bits of gravel in the grass.

11 “Too bad the Storyteller is a bit limited right now.”

12 “Why don’t you go outside for a bit?” he suggested.

13 As she walked with her head down, she caught bits of their banter, which seemingly always had to do with sick children or lazy, ungrateful husbands.

14 Jojo sang along with the popcorn as the kernels exploded into delicious bits of fluff.

15 There have been repeated attempts to bomb it to bits and it’s not really a secret.

16 I couldn’t help the tears that broke my face into a million bits, which made her kneel and hold me.

17 Traveling a bit more slowly, they’d be more likely to hit the uranium atoms and cause fission.

18 “And if a little bit of the rewards of success should find its way into a drain pipe where lives an old and trusted friend of Chester— well, who is the worse for that?”

19 I smiled a bit again as we walked back to the fire to warm ourselves.

20 Then, louder, “Hello down there? Mind helping us out a bit?”

bit 同义词

2

edge blade knife

3 锉齿

tooth

4 小部分

fraction subfamily

5

very

11 辅币

change spondulicks

12 只是

just save

13 夹头

brace chuck

19 嘴子

mouth tap mouthpiece

20 一小块

patch plot pat blob niblet

21 某一方面

facet

22 小铜币

cash mite

23 位元

bps

25 短时间

spell quick spurt stound

28 比特

Bute

37 一段

block stretch lap

40 拘束物

cramp

41 小角色

soldier

47 刀片

blade

49 马嚼子

gagbit curb mouthpiece

51 小钱币

mite

54 小妮子

puss

55 小作品

opusculum

56 少量食物

pittance

61 钻子

awl

62 刀口

edge

69 马勒

bridle

73 马衔

curb training bit

74 衔铁

armature bar port arming

bit 短语相关

bit player a bit not a bit of it a bit strong the whole bit bit rot bit stream get/take the bit between one's teeth not a blind bit two-bit

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