Examples of using To be a bit in English and their translations into Czech
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I would therefore ask everyone to be a bit fairer and calmer.
It's a new pet, bound to be a bit jumpy around her.
Actually, she was known to be a bit light-fingered.
This one seems to be a bit addictive and we both know that that's bad, right?
Good. I think it needs to be a bit more personal, more about my memories from the island.
Mountain roads in our beautiful Dolomites are also known to be a bit tighter because there are no Autobahen.
The braces seem to be a bit of that quality but customer reception has been very good when I advertised my product.
I wish to be a good girl, but it wouldn't harm to be a bit pretty as well.
She's very sweet… it's just that she seems to be a bit confused from time to time.
er… you must try to be a bit clever.
You might want to be a bit more cooperative,
Well now, your handwriting is nice enough but you seem to be a bit careless with figures.
Now hold on, there's bound to be a bit of friction between two alpha males such as yourselves.
Pickman's only friend was an eccentric old man, known to be a bit crazy.
also of course the need to be a bit more ambitious
the build quality is a bit ropey in places,"and the electrics will probably prove to be a bit iffy.
I confess to being a bit tired.
considered and responded to is a bit weak, is it not?
He's not only their cosplay buddy And according to Harris's roommate, Emma, in addition to being a bit of a local celebrity he's also a close personal friend of Keilani Kim,
To be a bit taller.