bitsy UK
ˈbɪtsi
bitsierbitsiest
Definition

Definition of bitsy - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
tinyUKvery small in sizeUK
  • The bitsy kitten fit in the palm of my hand.
minuscule tiny
2.
trivialRareUKinsignificant or unimportantRareUK
  • She dismissed the bitsy details of the plan.
petty trivial
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Expressions with bitsy

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very small or tiny in size
She wore an itsy-bitsy bikini to the beach.

Origin of bitsy

English, bit (small piece) + -sy (diminutive)

Examples of bitsy in a sentence

  • The bitsy insect was almost invisible on the leaf.
  • He ignored the bitsy errors in the report.
  • The bitsy issues didn't bother her at all.

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  1. French:minuscule, insignifiant, ...
  2. German:winzig, unbedeutend, ...
  3. Italian:minuscolo, irrilevante, ...
  4. Spanish:pequeñito, insignificante, ...
  5. Portuguese:pequenino, irrelevante, ...
  6. Chinese:微小的, 无关紧要, ...
  7. Japanese:とても小さい, 些細な, ...
  8. Arabic:ضَئِيل, تَافِه, ...
  9. Hebrew:פַּצְפּוֹן, זָנִיחַ, ...
  10. Russian:малюсенький, незначительный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:крихітний, несуттєвий, ...
  12. Hindi:बहुत छोटा, तुच्छ, ...
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