do bits UK
duː bɪts
did bitsdone bits
Definition Conjugation

Definition of do bits - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

1.
progressSlangUKmake significant progress or impactSlangUK
  • The new player is really starting to do bits on the field.
advance progress
2.
UK slangRareSlangUKengage in nonpenetrative sexual activityRareSlangUK
  • They were doing bits at the party.
3.
performanceRareSlangUKperform well or impressRareSlangUK
  • She did bits in her presentation and won the award.
dazzle excel shine
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Examples of do bits in a sentence

  • The artist is doing bits with his latest album.
  • They were caught doing bits in the backseat.
  • Rumors spread about them doing bits at the club.
  • He did bits on the football field, scoring two goals.
  • The chef did bits in the kitchen, impressing everyone.

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  1. French:progresser, batifoler, ...
  2. German:Fortschritte machen, rum machen, ...
  3. Italian:fare faville, baciarsi, ...
  4. Spanish:destacar, hacer cosas, ...
  5. Portuguese:fazer a diferença, fazer carícias, ...
  6. Chinese:取得进展, 亲热, ...
  7. Japanese:進展する, イチャイチャする, ...
  8. Arabic:أَحْرَزَ تَقَدُّمًا, مَارَسَ الْمُدَاعَبَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:לַעֲשׂוֹת חַיִל, לְהִתְמַזְמֵז, ...
  10. Russian:добиваться результатов, заниматься, ...
  11. Ukrainian:досягати успіхів, займатися, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रगति करना, मस्ती करना, ...
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