mite

UK
/maɪt/
US
/maɪt/
miteсуществительное
mites
множ.
UK
/maɪt/
US
/maɪt/
Переводы
The dog was scratching because it had a mite infestation.
Собака чесалась, потому что у нее было заражение клещами.
There was not a mite of truth in his story.
В его рассказе не было ни крупицы правды.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
A small arachnid that is related to ticks and is often a parasite on plants or animals.
The farmer was concerned about the mites infesting his crops.
A very small amount or particle.
He didn't care a mite about what others thought of him.
A small child, especially one who is regarded as endearing or pitiable.
The little mite was shivering in the cold.
A small coin of little value, especially one referred to in the Bible.
The story of the widow’s mite teaches generosity, no matter how small the gift.
Синонимы
tiny insect
small creature
miteприлагательное
Attributive use of the noun (e.g. ‘mite damage’, ‘mite control’).
Определения
Relating to or caused by mites, or infested with them; used attributively before another noun.
Mite damage can severely reduce the quality of stored grain.
Синонимы
a shade
a smidgen
a touch
a tad
a bit
miteнаречие
Определения
Slightly; to a small degree (usually preceded by ‘a’).
I’m feeling a mite under the weather today.