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bit

[bit] / bɪt /


NOUN
computer information
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Example Sentences

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“And for the past few years, it has been a little bit.”

From Los Angeles Times

“I get my core involved and my legs, and I’m almost trying to fire my muscles as I’m imagining it, just to make it feel a little bit more real.”

From Los Angeles Times

The BBC's East of England political editor, Andrew Sinclair, said Lowe had a reputation for being a bit of a "maverick MP".

From BBC

“All four major measures of CPI inflation — headline, core, trimmed mean, and median — have slowed a bit since the summer,” Harris said in a column on LinkedIn.

From MarketWatch

Head coach Eddie Howe said at the time Guimaraes was "a little bit worried because he has never had a problem with his hamstrings before".

From BBC