jot

jot
‹ot
1. noun
(a small amount: I haven't a jot of sympathy for him.) pizca

2. verb
((usually with down) to write briefly or quickly: He jotted (down) the telephone number in his notebook.) apuntar, anotar
jot
tr[ʤɒt]
noun
1 pizca
■ there isn't a jot of truth in it no hay pizca de verdad en esto
■ I don't care a jot me importa un bledo
transitive verb (pt & pp jotted, ger jotting)
1 apuntar, anotar
jot ['ʤɑt] vt, jotted ; jotting : anotar, apuntar
jot it down: apúntalo
jot n
bit: ápice m, jota f, pizca f
jot
n.
• jota s.f.
• pizca s.f.
• punto s.m.
• tilde s.m.
v.
• escribir aprisa v.
dʒɑːt, dʒɒt
noun (no pl, usu with neg)

he hasn't a jot of sense — no tiene ni pizca or ni un ápice de sentido común

it makes not a o one jot of difference — da exactamente igual

Phrasal Verbs:
[dʒɒt]
1.
N pizca f

there's not a jot of truth in it — no tiene ni pizca de verdad

care 3.
2.
VT

to jot down — apuntar, anotar

* * *
[dʒɑːt, dʒɒt]
noun (no pl, usu with neg)

he hasn't a jot of sense — no tiene ni pizca or ni un ápice de sentido común

it makes not a o one jot of difference — da exactamente igual

Phrasal Verbs:

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