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ESLPod_0747_WE_1169 Visiting a Ranch In this podcast, the word "bit" means the metal bar that is put in a horse's mouth and held between its teeth, attached to the bridle and used to control how the horse moves: "Is it difficult to teach a horse to use a bit?" A "bit" also means a small piece or a small amount of something: "This room would look better with a bit of color on the walls." The phrase "to do (one's) bit" means to do what one is supposed to in order to help a group reach a goal or as part of a project: "Some people think that they're doing their bit for the environment by recycling, but that's just the beginning." Finally, the phrase "a little bit" means somewhat or maybe: "Nick was a little bit sad when he heard he didn't get the job, but he's confident he'll find something soon."

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Id	ESLPod_0747_WE_1169
Episode Id	ESLPod 747
Episode Title	Visiting a Ranch
Phrase	bit
Text	In this podcast, the word "bit" means the metal bar that is put in a horse's mouth and held between its teeth, attached to the bridle and used to control how the horse moves: "Is it difficult to teach a horse to use a bit?" A "bit" also means a small piece or a small amount of something: "This room would look better with a bit of color on the walls." The phrase "to do (one's) bit" means to do what one is supposed to in order to help a group reach a goal or as part of a project: "Some people think that they're doing their bit for the environment by recycling, but that's just the beginning." Finally, the phrase "a little bit" means somewhat or maybe: "Nick was a little bit sad when he heard he didn't get the job, but he's confident he'll find something soon."
Topics	Home + Community

Bit Means Eslpod Horse Small Phrase Visiting Ranch