Examples of using Things 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
So, you know, we should just relax and rewind things a bit.
Miss Lexie Hill sees things a bit differently.
People in sales see things a bit differently.
Hrmm… that might explain things a bit.
I glad-handed things a bit.
I recall things a bit differently.
It just means they're going to be doing things a bit differently.
Now, you can seize your opportunity to do things a bit differently.
So you're in trouble. I'm trying to smooth things a bit here.
That might make things a bit better.
Of course, he does tend to romanticise things a bit, but then, you know, he's a romantic.
If you can manage to do things a bit better, your paper will grow even faster.
I thought maybe the familiar could and help cope with things a bit better, but, she started having these dreams.
Is there a contract… you may find that our organization does things a bit… Differently.
Do you think there's the tiniest chance that you would be doing things a bit differently?
He had people call him Andy and constantly took things a bit too far while filming.
It means since I have met you I have been seeing things a bit differently.
But there is something in the historiography of the state of Israel, which makes things a bit more complicated.
you will have the benefit of having someone make things a bit clearer to you.
If you choose to buy an Adobe Photo Shop guide, you will obtain the advantageous asset of having some body make things a bit better to you.