Examples of using Like a bit in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Sounds like a bit of a bass-ackwards way of looking at the data.
It may seem like a bit of an effort, but just try these 10 steps to reignite the lost spark in your relationship.
That does sound like a bit of a hassle, but then again,
There's nothing like a bit of moral support,
Like a bit of a tough guy, but I do cry
Perhaps this item seems like a bit of a cop-out, but the necessity of computers to the future of music is undeniable.
Consequently, Bruges can feel like a bit of a ghost town in the quieter seasons and even the summer
I feel like a bit of an Irish or Jewish terrorist,
And I feel like a bit of a whore, of course,
I like a bit of civility before dark,
It gives you a hand on dealing with your iPhone or iPad/iPod like a bit of cake, superior to anything iTunes for its basic and simple operation,
Under normal conditions, microscopic water droplets in the air grab onto“cloud condensation nuclei,” which are aerosol particles bigger than 50 nanometers, like a bit of dust, or sulphur dioxide.
While this may sound like a bit of a cop-out in terms of doing everything yourself, a potluck is always a great
No, I'm… I was wondering… Man, I feel like a bit of a scumbucket doing this… since I came here as an officer of the law… and the situation and everything… but I feel like I would be a fool… if I didn't do something I really want to do… which is to ask you for a date.
Nothing like a bit competition.
I like a bit of pressure.
I would like a bit also.
That seems like a bit much.
He would like a bit of pleading.
You like a bit of roughhouse?