itty-bitty en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de itty-bitty 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

These itty-bitty steps are a start, but not enough.

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She is the proud custodian of a 2-inch bull skull, an itty-bitty motorcycle and a freckle-size pair of antique scissors that actually work.

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Here, he shares some of the secrets to his success, including why an itty-bitty budget can be a blessing.

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Consider personal medical devices and implants, where the battery is an enormous brick, and it's connected to itty-bitty electronics and tiny wires.

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This risky trend is only for the daring, so make sure you're confident in those itty-bitty shorts before heading out the door.

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After the birds are trapped, their itty-bitty tracking devices, no bigger than a thumbnail, are removed, he said.

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The portion control spout dispensed itty-bitty droplets at a time, but it's plenty since it's oil-based and a little goes a long way.

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First off, bats have itty-bitty legs which are incredibly weak.

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We got an exclusive first hands-on with the itty-bitty cans, and despite their gorgeous design, we just couldn't get our test cat to wear them.

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Often she adds a special touch to the dolls she re-sells, like the tiny football shown, a custom outfit or an itty-bitty stuffed animal.

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