Small pieces or amounts of something.
The child dropped bits of paper on the floor.
There are bits of chocolate in the cookies.
American English
/bɪts/
One syllable.
Form of bit
Small pieces or amounts of something.
Practice out loudSmall pieces or amounts of something.
The child dropped bits of paper on the floor.
There are bits of chocolate in the cookies.
The smallest units of digital information, each with a value of 0 or 1.
The image uses 24 bits of color information.
The computer sends bits of data across the network.
The parts of drills or screwdrivers that cut, make holes, or turn screws.
The toolbox has several drill bits.
These screwdriver bits fit the new handle.
a small amount; slightly
The coffee is a little bit strong.
after a short time
I'll send the file in a bit.
gradually; little by little
She learned the song bit by bit.
As a verb, bit is the past form of bite. After have, has, or had, use bitten, not bit.