Examples of using To be a bit in English and their translations into Croatian
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And could you both try to be a bit more.
You would do well, Dr Chase, to be a bit more civilised in this instance.
Trust me. I would like to be a bit more heroic.
Oh, come on, you got to be a bit excited.
People with high IQ tend to be a bit sarcastic and witty.
To be a bit of a get-together tonight.
It's a new pet, bound to be a bit jumpy around her.
To be a bit different.
Which is why this guardian drop-off is going to be a bit hasty.
Ewan, I think you can afford to be a bit lighter.
I think it needs to be a bit more personal,
although from what I recall the range of 802.11n was supposed to be a bit greater than 802.11g.
I suppose we need to be a bit more particular on what we call digital currency on the end of the day.
start editing them to be a bit more scientifically plausible.
Let's try to be a bit more open to dates with people who don't completely meet your criteria.
as with anything new there is always going to be a bit of a learning curve.
this one is intended to be a bit more“edgy” or in this case“intrepid”.
er… you must try to be a bit clever.
so we need to be a bit more focused.