bit off

UK
/bɪt ɒf/
US
/bɪt ɔf/

Translations

bite offverb

bit off

Past Simple

bit off
Past Simple
bitten off
Past Participle
biting off
Gerund
UK
/baɪt ɒf/
US
/baɪt ɔf/
arracher avec les dents
She bit off a piece of the chocolate bar.
Elle a arraché un morceau de la barre chocolatée avec les dents.
Additional translations
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Synonyms
chew off
snip off
cut off

Definitions

bite offverb
To remove something by using the teeth to cut through it.
She bit off a piece of the chocolate bar.
To take on more responsibility or a task than one can handle.
He bit off more than he could chew by agreeing to lead three projects at once.