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two-bit

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two-bit (tbt)
adj.
1. Informal Costing or worth 25 cents: a two-bit cigar.
2. Slang Worth very little; petty or insignificant: a two-bit thief.

two-bit
adj (prenominal) Slang chiefly US and Canadian
worth next to nothing; cheap
[from the phrase two bits a small sum]
Translations
two-bit [ˈtuːbɪt] ADJ (US) → de poca monta, de tres al cuarto
two-bit [ˈtuːˌbɪt] adj (esp) (Am) (fam, pej) → da quattro soldi


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I tell you, you leaning back in a big leather chair talkin' treasure with a two-bit cigar in your mouth an' a twenty-cent drink beside you, why that's like treasure.
 
 
 
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