tidbit

中英词典

tidbit [ˈtɪdbɪt]

形容词： 有趣的；引人入胜的

名词： 小吃；趣闻，花絮

词语辨析

词汇扩充： snack, appetizer, treat

近义词

snack

appetizer

treat

反义词

bland

uninteresting

柯林斯词典

1. If you refer to a small piece of delicious food as a tidbit, you mean that it tastes very good and that it is something special.

2. If you refer to information as a tidbit, you mean that it is interesting or enjoyable, although it may only be a small or unimportant piece of information.

牛津词典

A small and particularly interesting item of gossip or information.

用法

He gave her a tidbit of information that made her rethink her decision.

She enjoyed sampling all the different tidbits at the food festival.

例句

1. She always enjoyed sharing tidbits of gossip with her friends.
2. He couldn't resist trying the tidbit of chocolate cake that was left on the plate.
3. As a journalist, she was always on the lookout for interesting tidbits of information.
4. The book was full of fascinating tidbits about the author's life.
5. He found a tidbit of information in an old newspaper that helped solve the mystery.
6. She loved to nibble on tidbits of cheese and crackers while sipping wine.
7. The documentary provided viewers with tidbits of information about the history of the city.
8. During the interview, he shared a few tidbits about his upcoming projects.
9. The teacher would often reward the students with tidbits of candy for good behavior.
10. She read the magazine for the celebrity tidbits and fashion updates.