tidbit in Italian
tidbit in Italian is bocconcino, leccornia — tidbit means a small, tasty piece of food.
tidbit in Italian
bocconcino
A tasty morsel (of food).
leccornia
A tasty morsel (of food).
What does "tidbit" mean?
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noun A small, tasty piece of food.
"He offered the dog a tidbit from his plate."
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noun A short, interesting piece of information, news, or gossip.
"She shared an amusing tidbit about the actor's first audition."
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tidbit in a sentence
- He offered the dog a tidbit from his plate.
- The buffet had all sorts of little tidbits to sample.
- She shared an amusing tidbit about the actor's first audition.
- The documentary was full of fascinating historical tidbits.
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What is "tidbit" in Italian?
"tidbit" in Italian is bocconcino, leccornia. tidbit means: A small, tasty piece of food.
How do you use "tidbit" in a sentence?
Example: "He offered the dog a tidbit from his plate." In Italian, "tidbit" is bocconcino, leccornia.
Are there other ways to say "tidbit" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "tidbit": bocconcino, leccornia.
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