English to Corsican Meaning of chit - Chit

Chit :
Chit

Chit, nota, Penelope, zitellu, Babe, Alessandria, u caprettu, inglese lass, cameriera, urgent, labellu, lettera, nota di a manu, indigente, impegnu

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Definitions of chit in English
Noun(1) a dismissive term for a girl who is immature or who lacks respect(2) the bill in a restaurant
Examples of chit in English
(1) You can fire the lot of us, but you'll find no one here who is the least bit sympathetic to that little chit .(2) We pulled forward and gave the fellow our parking chit .(3) They are merging together, did you know that, you silly, stupid chit ?(4) And so we arrive at Exhibit A, this stunning takedown in which some ignorant young chit of a girl tries to take down Mother Teresa and wind up wrestling herself to the mat.(5) You silly chit - did you think I'd come here with a fanciful story and no proof?(6) ÔÇÿI was only joking around, you gullible chit ,ÔÇÖ I blurted out before I could stop myself.(7) Kyrian laughed whole heartily, enjoying himself immensely with the chit of a girl.(8) ÔÇÿIrresponsible chit ,ÔÇÖ Damien drawled with that lazy smirk plastered permanently across his face.(9) Using my psychic power, I opened the door, expecting another village chit to be standing on my doorstep, shivering with more than cold.(10) write out a chit for whatever you take from the drinks cupboard(11) She does not seem to have changed with the years - still a chit of a girl with ribbons in her braids who skips as she walks.(12) The only one who lacked enough understanding in this whole episode was that silly chit you took for wife.(13) And yesterday at school, I saw him snogging with this other chit .(14) An occasional ÔÇÿEveninÔÇÖ allÔÇÖ as you sign your Visa chit will help to convince doubtful cashiers of your authenticity.(15) The stupid director and that stupid chit , who couldn't seem to read her lines correctly, had both contributed to him being late.(16) she is a mere chit of a girl
Related Phrases of chit
(1) chit-chat ::
Chit-marchio
Synonyms
Noun
1. tab ::
Insignia
2. check ::
cuntrolla
Different Forms
chit, chits
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