iota — an extremely small amount; a tiny bit
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an extremely small amount; a tiny bit
Pronunciation (IPA): /aɪˈoʊtə/
Korean meaning: 극히 작은 양, 아주 조금
Korean pronunciation: 아이**오**타
Example Sentences
- My boss doesn't care an iota about our work-life balance.
- There wasn't an iota of food left after the office party.
- She didn't show an iota of remorse for breaking my favorite mug.
iota
NOUN//aɪˈoʊtə//
an extremely small amount; a tiny bit
an extremely small amount; a tiny bit
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Not an iota left to meet his Toyota quota!
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Origin
그리스 문자 중 가장 작은 글자인 이오타(ι)에서 유래. 그리스어에서 이오타는 작은 점 하나로 표시되어 '아주 작은 것'의 상징이 되었습니다.
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“My boss doesn't care an iota about our work-life balance.”
“There wasn't an iota of food left after the office party.”
“She didn't show an iota of remorse for breaking my favorite mug.”
“He doesn't have an iota of rhythm when dancing.”
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