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'A bit of', 'a drop of', 'a spot of', 'a little'
A bit of (= ein bisschen, etwas) – bei Flüssigkeiten auch a drop of oder a spot of – sowie a little werden bei nicht zählbaren Wörtern gebraucht. A bit of klingt dabei etwas umgang…
a (an)
a + Leukämie
a (an)
a + moralisch
'A few', 'a little', 'a bit of', 'a drop of', 'a spot of'; 'a bit'; 'few' und 'little'; 'fewer' und 'less'
Das Präfix a hat eine verneinende Bedeutung nicht, ohne. Es bildet zusammen mit einem neoklassischen Formativ und dem Suffix ie neue Nomen, hauptsächlich medizinische Fachbegriffe.
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