Examples of using Might be a bit in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
If flow diagrams are the only thing you plan to use it for, Visio might be a bit of overkill.
If you don't read Japanese, it might be a bit difficult to order.
Meeting a more advanced civilisation, at our present stage, might be a bit like the original inhabitants of America meeting Columbus.
RG: That could be the limitation, because if we go in in eighth, the exit might be a bit tricky.
All jokingly but still for a first conversation, it made me think he might be a bit twisted.
Google's Chief Economist Hal Varian said:“The 2020 date might be a bit optimistic, but I'm sure that this will happen.
Visualization,” however, might be a bit of a misleading translation, because we're not using our eyes.
I might be a bit biased, but I think you are a wonderful Mom.
Or you may have another trick up your sleeve(changing Ned's name legally might be a bit drastic).
Most importantly, one must also know where to look since the night sky might be a bit overwhelming for an amateur.
If you expected some shocking secrets revealed, you might be a bit disappointed.
The security patch level only goes up to February, so those who prioritize security might be a bit disappointed.
That standard may be a bit too high.
Unfortunately, the installation process may be a bit difficult.
They may be a bit scarce now.
And that may be a bit challenging for beginners.
That may be a bit too ambitous.
That may be a bit too rich.
It may be a bit of a challenge for the beginner.
It may be a bit insouciant.