whit in Chinese
whit in Chinese is 盎司 — whit means the smallest possible amount; a tiny bit.
whit in Chinese
盎司
Pronounced: àng sī
The smallest part or particle imaginable; an iota.
What does "whit" mean?
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noun The smallest possible amount; a tiny bit.
"He didn't care a whit about what people thought of him."
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- He didn't care a whit about what people thought of him.
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What is "whit" in Chinese?
"whit" in Chinese is 盎司. whit means: The smallest possible amount; a tiny bit.
How do you pronounce 盎司?
"whit" in Chinese is 盎司, pronounced "àng sī".
How do you use "whit" in a sentence?
Example: "He didn't care a whit about what people thought of him." In Chinese, "whit" is 盎司.
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