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dit

/dɪt/

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verb

堵塞，封堵

To stop up; block (an opening); close (compare Scots dit).

Examples :

"To prevent the rainwater from entering the shed, he used mud to dit the crack in the wall. "

为了防止雨水进入棚子，他用泥巴把墙上的裂缝堵了起来。

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verb

堵塞，封闭。

Examples :

"The mother carefully dit the blanket around the sleeping baby to keep her warm. "

母亲小心地把毯子拢紧，盖在熟睡的婴儿身上，让她保持温暖。

action function

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noun

小调， мелодия。

A ditty, a little melody.

Examples :

"The children hummed a cheerful little dit during their playtime. "

孩子们在玩耍的时候哼着一段欢快的小调。

music sound entertainment

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noun

话语，命令

A word; a decree.

Examples :

"The manager's dit was that all employees must attend the mandatory training session. "

经理的命令是所有员工都必须参加强制性培训。

language word statement writing communication literature law

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noun

滴，点。

The spoken representation of a dot in radio and telegraph Morse code.

Examples :

"The Morse code "E" is simply a single dit. "

莫尔斯电码中的“E”就是一个简单的“滴”。

communication language technology signal sound electronics technical

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noun

数字，位数

Examples :

"In her math class, Maria learned that a "dit" is any single number from 0 to 9. "

在玛丽亚的数学课上，她学到“dit”指的是0到9之间的任何一个单独的数字。

number math computing technical

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adjective

又名, 亦称

Indicator of a declared surname originating from Canadian French.

Examples :

"My neighbor's name, Tremblay dit Vinet, shows his dit surname, indicating a branch of the Tremblay family in Canadian French history. "

我的邻居名字叫特伦布莱，又名维内，这个“又名”的姓氏表明他是加拿大法语历史中特伦布莱家族的一个分支。

family history language culture