tidbit
/ˈtɪd.bɪt/noun
B1formalamerican/ˈtɪd.bɪt/A small, tasty piece of food, often served as a snack or appetizer.
ruНебольшой вкусный кусочек еды, часто подаваемый как закуска.esPequeño bocado sabroso de comida, a menudo servido como aperitivo. También, un fragmento corto y curioso de información o noticia.frPetit morceau de nourriture savoureux, souvent servi en hors-d'œuvre ou en en-cas. Peut aussi désigner une information intéressante ou croustillante partagée en passant.deEin kleiner, besonders schmackhafter Bissen oder eine kleine Delikatesse, oft als Appetithäppchen serviert; auch eine interessante kleine Information oder Neuigkeit.ptPequeno pedaço saboroso de comida, geralmente servido como aperitivo. Também se usa para uma informação interessante ou curiosa.zh少量美味的食物,常作为小吃或开胃菜;也指有趣的小道消息或趣闻。arقطعة صغيرة لذيذة من الطعام، وغالبًا ما تُقدَّم كوجبة خفيفة أو مقبلات. كما تُستعمل مجازًا للإشارة إلى معلومة صغيرة ممتعة أو طريفة.
- Small tasty piece of food A2 informal american
A small, delicious piece of food, often eaten as a snack or appetizer.
- She offered me a tidbit of cheese from the platter.
- The children enjoyed tidbits of cake after dinner.
- He picked at the tidbits on the appetizer plate.
ruКусочекesBocado sabrosofrfriandise savoureusedeHäppchenptPetiscozh小块美食arلُقْمَة
- Interesting piece of information B1 informal american
A small, interesting, or juicy piece of news or gossip.
- The journalist shared a tidbit about the celebrity's secret wedding.
- I heard a tidbit of gossip about the new manager.
- She gave us a tidbit of information about the upcoming project.
ruИнтересная новостьesDato curioso o chisme interesantefrPetite information intéressantedeInteressante NeuigkeitptFofoca interessantezh小道消息arخبر طريف
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