Definition
Definition of Brit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- A Brit visited our school last week.
Abbreviation
1.
abr: BritishUK relating to people or things from BritainUK
- My friend is a Brit living in New York.
2.
abr: BritainRare UK short for the country of BritainRare UK
- Brit is famous for its rainy weather.
Expressions with Brit
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British literature, especially studied academically
She specialized in Brit Lit during her university years..
island country including England, Scotland, and Wales
She traveled to Gt. Brit. last summer.
large island country made up of England, Scotland, Wales
She traveled to Gr. Brit. for vacation.
Origin of Brit
English, Briton (British person)
Examples of Brit in a sentence
The Brit shared stories about London. The Brit tourists loved the city. A Brit accent is easy to recognize. Brit exports a lot of tea. Brit has a rich history.
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- French:Britannique, Grande-Bretagne, ...
- German:Brite, GB, ...
- Italian:britannico, Brit, ...
- Spanish:británico, GB, ...
- Portuguese:britânico, GB, ...
- Chinese:英国人, 英国的, ...
- Japanese:イギリス人, ブリ, ...
- Arabic:بِرِيطَانِيّ, شخص من بريطانيا, ...
- Hebrew:בְּרִיטִי, בְּרִיטִי, ...
- Russian:Британец, британец, ...
- Ukrainian:британець, британський, ...
- Hindi:ब्रिटिश व्यक्ति, ब्रिट, ...
Definition of brit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
zooplanktonTECH. minute marine crustaceans, major food for some whalesTECH.
- The whale feeds primarily on brit in these waters..
- Brit is essential for the whale's diet.
- Scientists study brit to understand marine ecosystems.
Images of brit

minute marine crustaceans, major food for some whales
Origin of brit
British English, Briton (a native of Britain)
View all translations of brit
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- French:krill, ...
- German:Krill, ...
- Italian:zooplancton, ...
- Spanish:zooplancton, ...
- Portuguese:krill, ...
- Chinese:磷虾, ...
- Japanese:ブリット, ...
- Arabic:عوالق بحرية, ...
- Hebrew:קְרִיל, ...
- Russian:креветка, ...
- Ukrainian:криль, ...
- Hindi:ब्रिट, ...
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