Definition of «bit of metal»

The phrase "a bit of metal" is an idiomatic expression that means a small piece or fragment of metal. It can also be used to describe something made out of metal, such as a car or building. The term is often used in a casual manner and doesn't imply any specific type or size of metal.

Sentences with «bit of metal»

It really is simply awe - inspiring to see what is able to be done with a little bit of metal and a whole lot of imagination. (loebermotors.com)
So when I did my first set coming out of the break it felt like small bits of metal were grinding away inside my chest. (inc.com)
One recall (from a brand - name pet store, no less) was because some of the food contained bits of metal. (thesimpledollar.com)
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