dit
dɪt
Definition

Definition of dit - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
communicationTECH.short signal in Morse codeTECH.
  • He tapped out a dit to signal 'E'.
dot signal
2.
information theoryTECH.logarithmic unit measuring information or entropyTECH.
  • The data was measured in dits.
3.
musicRarelittle melodyRare
  • She hummed a cheerful dit.
ditty jingle tune
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Expressions with dit

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piece of unverified or informal gossip
The on dit about the celebrity's secret wedding spread quickly.

Origin of dit

Latin, dictare (to say repeatedly)

Examples of dit in a sentence

  • Each dit and dah was carefully noted.
  • The engineer calculated the system's efficiency in dits.
  • Information was quantified in dits for the study.
  • The composer added a charming dit to the piece.
  • Every morning, he played a soft dit on the piano.

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  1. French:signal court, dit, ...
  2. German:Dit, Informationsmaß, ...
  3. Italian:punto, dit, ...
  4. Spanish:punto, bit, ...
  5. Portuguese:ponto, dit, ...
  6. Chinese:点, 哈特利, ...
  7. Japanese:ディット, ...
  8. Arabic:نقطة, وحدة معلومات لوغاريتمية, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִימָן קָצָר, דִּיט, ...
  10. Russian:точка, дит, ...
  11. Ukrainian:крапка, діт, ...
  12. Hindi:डिट, छोटी धुन, ...
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