Bitten Off Meaning in Bengali: কাটা হয়েছে (verb, /bɪtən ɒf/)
Definition
Bitten off is a verb phrase that means to have been severed or cut off by biting.
Synonyms
- Severed (ছিন্নভিন্ন, verb)
- Cut off (কাটা হয়েছে, verb)
- Torn off (ছিন্নভিন্ন, verb)
- Chewed off (চবিয়ে নেয়া, verb)
Antonyms
- Attached (সংযুক্ত, adjective)
- Intact (অপক্ষণ, adjective)
- Whole (পূর্ণ, adjective)
- Connected (সংযুক্ত, adjective)
Origin
The phrase “bitten off” originated from the combination of the verb “bite” and the preposition “off.” It is derived from Old English “bītan” and “of.” The phrase has been in use since the 14th century.
Nearby Words
- Bite (noun)
- Bitten (adjective)
- Bitter (adjective)
- Bitterly (adverb)
Bitten Off in Literature Quotes
- “He bit off more than he could chew.” – Anonymous (সে যা খেতে পারবেনি তার চেয়ে বেশি খেয়েছেন।)
- “She bit off a piece of the cake.” – Jane Austen (সে কেকের একটি টুকরো কাটে নিয়েছিলেন।)
- “Don’t bite off more than you can chew.” – Bernard Baruch (তোমার চেয়ে বেশি খেতে চেষ্টা করো না।)
Bitten Off Meaning in Different Languages
- Bengali: কাটা হয়েছে
- Hindi: काट लिया गया
- Nepali: काटिएको
- Urdu: کاٹ لیا گیا
- Tamil: கட்டியது
- Telugu: కట్టించబడిన
- Arabic: تم قطعها
- Chinese: 被咬掉
- Japanese: 噛み切られた
- Russian: откусил
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