Examples of using To be a bit in English and their translations into French
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but it tends to be a bit pricier.
The Outer Hebrides are a large collection of small islands that tend to be a bit less touristy
Clears throat Look, erm… sorry to be a bit forward and all that but… you don't fancy going for a Christmas drink, do you?
You might want to be a bit more cooperative,
It's going to be a bit conspicuous. Wandering around with a red-hot sword.
touching seem to be a bit different from hearing and smelling.
Naturally, the number of overall activities is sure to be a bit higher on a larger ship like the QM2.
Sometimes, it got to be a bit much, but it kept me active
Suddenly you seem to be a bit more upbeat about Ron leaving.
Paxton and Gerald are bound to be a bit jumpy, likely gunned up in the wake of their friends being took out.
you seemed to be a bit rough on the kids.
It turns out to be a bit more complicated than meets the eye.
The committee in Pyongyang seems to be a bit more reluctant than they were to allow for expats in the provinces for the second stage of the programme.
Mountain roads in our beautiful Dolomites are also known to be a bit tighter because there are no Autobahen.
He used to be a bit of a bad lad,
Everything in Abu Dhabi seems to be a bit bigger, and the luxury Westin Abu Dhabi Golf Resort is no exception.
I would love it to be a bit heavier, but it has a beautiful surface
The braces seem to be a bit of that quality but customer reception has been very good when I advertised my product.
closing dates may need to be a bit more spaced out.
Because the Special tire is wider it will tend to be a bit steadier in a straight line.