Examples of using Felt a bit in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Yet, things felt a bit run-down, for example one of the few lamps in my room was broken
Mrs Weldon felt a bit surprised and insisted to know the reason;
Make sure the paint is thin enough to spread into the wet felt a bit so you don't have definite lines where the paint is and isn't.
When Silverglade got its well deserved terrain update last fall, Epona felt a bit left out.
Afterwards we just felt like we had experienced something really life changing and actually we both felt a bit scared.
Meal number two was served 90 minutes before landing in Washington, and perhaps felt a bit more business class than economy class,
then wasting food, but it felt a bit like breakfast in a supermarket(I will have one bacon,
the pools are not heated and felt a bit cold to swim this time of year for me
but for what we saw/heard, it felt a bit pricey, and having visited Graceland beforehand,
We felt a bit sorry for the 2 boys who had to share a room with the New Zealander who was staying for 3 days
I tried stroking with it but that felt a bit cumbersome, I found the way that works best for me it just to insert myself into it
When we were looking for the hotel we felt a bit unsafe about the neighborhood that the hotel was located in;
Quite utilitarian and a felt a bit outdated but for price
they were too intense with the lights, and felt a bit too focused on single cultural groups.
The first night I wore this it felt a bit weird as it was new
Not always staffed at reception which felt a bit odd, and they do have an extra charge if you check in after 11pm,
But lately, that book feels a bit strange to me.
Especially when things feel a bit fishy.
This also makes them feel a bit bigger in size.
I feel a bit embarrassed, to be honest, that.