itsy-bitsy en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de itsy-bitsy en el diccionario inglés»español

itty-bitty [ingl. am. ˌɪdiˈbɪdi, ingl. brit. ˌɪtɪˈbɪti], itsy-bitsy ingl. brit. [ˈɪtsiˈbɪtsi] ADJ. coloq.

itty-bitty

chiquitito

itty-bitty

chiquitín

itty-bitty

pequeñito

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Polka dots were symbols of supernatural potency and moral uncleanliness before they adorned itsy-bitsy bikinis and sundresses.

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Speed, steals, bunts and itsy-bitsy baseball.

thechronicleherald.ca

But the country also has tiny insects, like the itsy-bitsy wheat wheevil.

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Tip: kick with your hard heel, not your itsy-bitsy toes!

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The topping of minted potato, roasted pumpkin, red onion and ricotta is so itsy-bitsy, nothing sings.

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Then that government will eliminate all the itsy-bitsy, targeted tax credits and breaks aimed at this or that political group.

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The stripper was dressed in an itsy-bitsy leopard skin bikini and huge, high platform sandals and some silver bangles.

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Polka dots, for instance, were symbols of supernatural potency and moral uncleanliness before they adorned itsy-bitsy bikinis and sundresses.

www.fastcodesign.com

The itsy-bitsy print and contrasting white accents serve to strike the perfect balance between cute and tough.

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That motion creates an itsy-bitsy electronic field.

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