Examples of using Changed a bit in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
My god, you haven't changed a bit.
Plans have changed a bit, with all service plans now including a free 5GB of Dump Truck online storage.
The game map is practically not changed a bit, but it does not mean that it is not changed jobs and missions.
their location has changed a bit.
The world will have changed a bit.
8.1 things have changed a bit.
The mix reports were also changed a bit, so they would indicate a number of key parameters for our mixes(w/p-ratio, cement/silica ratio, fibre index).
My plans changed a bit during the trip and the hotel I was staying at didn't have any rooms available for when I needed
Today things have changed a bit, so much so that those scenes of chaos
I thought they changed a bit.
also has changed a bit the lights layout.
after the failure of the Russian route has changed a bit, but the conditions remained the same as in Russian-american agreement of 2010 on the transit of goods.
The vocals do change a bit throughout the album, without this being a problem.
It is fairly normal that your vision can change a bit.
The focus changes a bit in the summer when the café society moves to the beach for a couple of months
The higher the crown the more meters you can achieve before having to change a bit and this is important when you are drilling a deep hole.
especially if life changes a bit.
else people change a bit, because you always need someone who's funny,
else people change a bit, because you always need someone who's funny,