Examples of using Feels a bit in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
It feels a bit strange that the time can go so fast.
Feels a bit lacking in the feature department.
Brian, this backpack feels a bit lighter than it did before.
The construction feels a bit cheap.
Yesterday, for example he was healthy and today he feels a bit worse.
May it be that the first application feels a bit strange?
He imagines that he feels a bit like those western fellow travellers rudely awakened by the trundle of Russian tanks crashing into Budapest in 1956.
He imagines that he feels a bit like those western fellow travellers rudely awakened by the trundle of Russian tanks crashing into Budapest in 1956.
City Island isn't very veg-friendly and it feels a bit like losing a part of my past.
Even the Mate 20 Pro feels a bit sluggish when unlocking and any other optic sensor currently on the market can't match the speed of a conventional one.
when you encounter a similar sharing widget that doesn't do the same thing, it feels a bit archaic- but it isn't trivial for developers to build, either.
is its lack of weight, that's why they tell us it feels a bit flimsy and a bit brittle and it hasn't got power steering because it's so light.
For certain problems, however, something feels a bit strange about drawing strong conclusions about human behavior from such unusual people performing such unusual tasks in such an unusual setting.
will be handed over to the state authorities, she feels a bit sad, but also moved in light of the significance of finding a coin from the time of the Temple near the community in which she lives.
I know you feel a bit responsible, but you really shouldn't.
I feel a bit giddy at it!
Anyway I feel a bit like this man in the picture.
Yeah, feeling a bit nostalgic.
I feel a bit less alone.