Examples of using Get a bit in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
Can we get a bit closer?
Believe me, you can get a bit desperate.
And, Catherine, try and get a bit of sleep, OK?
You could get a bit of blue in the uniform somewhere.
Listen. You get a bit of my technique, dearie.
So you can get a bit of rest? You want me to drive?
At times I get a bit jealous.
We will have to get a bit closer.
Sure thing. Hey, man, you see we get a bit of privacy!
Long time wear can get a bit uncomfortable but its a gag,
Get a bit lazy with our location- we are in the middle of everything:
Please bear with me though as this review might get a bit long and also techy in places
You know, we will just ride around till we get a bit hungry then maybe get a bite to eat. You know a place?
The hope is that Campo's visit can get a bit of the El Sistema spirit to rub off on the Danish music scene and the work with upcoming musicians.
While doing all of this sometimes it can get a bit tricky or if you are in a hurry
When I'm trying to construct a thought and get a bit fuzzy on what the first person subjunctive of saber is…. I open this book.
On top of the lunch the guests get a bit of an introduction to the work in the fields,
Maybe it can't get simpler but it can get a bit more complex on the other hand.
the quest to find healthy food can get a bit more complicated.
We were located on the second floor which could get a bit noisy due to the proximity to the lobby.