Tidbit Meaning in English
word
ˈtɪdˌbɪt
TID-bit
ˈtɪdˌbɪt
TID-bit
Definition
A small piece of tasty food. It can also mean a small, interesting piece of information.
Usage & Nuances
'Tidbit' is a slightly formal or old-fashioned word for both food and information. In American English, 'tidbit' is common; in British English, 'titbit' is used. For information, it often means a juicy or gossip-like detail.
Spanish: bocado - dato curiosoPortuguese (BR): petisco - curiosidadePortuguese (PT): petisco - curiosidadeChinese (Simplified): 小片食物 - 趣闻Chinese (Traditional): 小片食物 - 趣聞Hindi: छोटा टुकड़ा (खाना) - रोचक जानकारीArabic: قطعة صغيرة (طعام) - معلومة طريفةBengali: ছোট টুকরা (খাবার) - মজার তথ্যRussian: кусочек (еды) - любопытный фактJapanese: 一口（食べ物） - 小話（情報）Vietnamese: miếng nhỏ (thức ăn) - thông tin thú vịKorean: 한 입거리(음식) - 재미있는 정보Turkish: lokma (yiyecek) - ilginç bilgiUrdu: چھوٹا ٹکڑا (کھانا) - دلچسپ باتIndonesian: miếng nhỏ (thức ăn) - thông tin thú vị
Example Sentences
She gave the dog a tidbit from her plate.
basic
I love sharing a fun tidbit with my friends.
basic
Each magazine has a health tidbit on the last page.
basic
Here’s a little tidbit—did you know giraffes have no vocal cords?
natural
The chef served us delicious tidbits before the main course.
natural
She always has an interesting tidbit to share at meetings.
natural