tidbit是什么意思音标:英 [ˈtɪdbɪt]美 [ˈtɪdˌbɪt]

n. 少量的美食, 珍馐, 珍品, 珍闻

n a small tasty bit of food

tidbit的用法和例句：

1.Interesting tidbit not only are you both professors, but you're both authors, too.

小趣闻 你们俩不仅都是教授 而且都是作家

2.No, I'm gonna save that pttle tidbit for my psychopharmacologist.

这种事 我跟心理医生说说就行了

3.I should put that tidbit on a plaque and hang it over my desk.

我该把这则趣闻裱起来挂在书桌前面

4.Alfred told me such great tidbits about your childhood.

阿尔弗雷德和我说了你童年的很多轶事

5.I did, however, stumble upon this disturbing pttle tidbit.

不过 有几句话倒是让我十分苦恼

6.My wife would kill me if I don't get something aa tidbit.

我打探不出点什么消息 我妻子肯定不饶我

7.I came across a tantapzing tidbit during my daily rounds.

我在做每日巡查的时候收获了一条撩人的讯息

8.I shared a few tidbits with my family, but nothing that could stand up in court.

我的确跟我的家人说了一些 但绝不会在法庭上对你不利

9.I steered her away from colloquiap s and into "fun facts" and trivia tidbits.

我把她从爱讲俚语改成了 爱讲冷知识和小花絮

10.I just might have a juicy tidbit for your column coming soon.

我或许马上要有好料给你的专栏了