bis (Meaning)

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bis (adv.)

Twice; -- a word showing that something is, or is to be, repeated; as a passage of music, or an item in accounts.

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Bis, an abbreviation for "but in silence," is often used in informal communication to convey agreement or acknowledgment without further elaboration.
She nodded in response to his suggestion, adding a quick "bis" to indicate her concurrence.
"Let's meet at the cafe at noon?" he asked, and she replied with a simple "bis," confirming their rendezvous.
In casual exchanges, "bis" serves as a shorthand way of saying "got it" or "acknowledged."
His friend texted him the address, and he replied with a brief "bis" to confirm receipt of the information.
During discussions, participants might use "bis" to signal agreement with a previously stated point.
The team leader outlined the plan, and her team members responded with a chorus of "bis," signaling their understanding.
In some contexts, "bis" can also denote a repetition or encore, particularly in music or performance.
After the conductor's final bow, the audience erupted into applause, demanding a "bis" of the breathtaking symphony.
Texting back a quick "bis" is a convenient way to acknowledge a message without engaging in a lengthy conversation.

Twice; -- a word showing that something is, or is to be, repeated; as a passage of music, or an item in accounts.

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Bis, an abbreviation for "but in silence," is often used in informal communication to convey agreement or acknowledgment without further elaboration.

She nodded in response to his suggestion, adding a quick "bis" to indicate her concurrence.

"Let's meet at the cafe at noon?" he asked, and she replied with a simple "bis," confirming their rendezvous.

In casual exchanges, "bis" serves as a shorthand way of saying "got it" or "acknowledged."