Examples of using Bit hard in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
it was a bit hard to explain.
that other word which is a bit hard to say but which needs to be said: sorry.
This one is a bit hard to read at smaller sizes,
Tinkering is a bit hard to GM because gathering resources takes a while.
With highly commercial recordings, midrange around 2-3 kHz is a bit hard, but it does not prevent a comfortable listening.
because from time to time these loudspeakers may play a bit hard attack in the midrange.
Last year was a bit hard for me so music turned to downtempo with really sad lyrics.
Being an introvert, I found it a bit hard to cope up with the new surroundings
But I think that lecture would be a bit hard to understand without a textbook. Wait. I don't care if you're a student or not.
In systems, where there is a problem with the attack of the sound, so there where the sound is a bit hard, CeraPuc will underline this problem.
which makes it a bit hard at time.
You know, these are a bit hard to swallow at first.
I'm a single mother finding it a bit hard to manage.
so your destination folder will be a bit hard to navigate.
The hits on the edge of the kettledrum did have a bit hard timbre, not as vivid as when the bludgeon hits the center of the membrane,
where the contrabass had very clearly defined strokes, and a bit hard, that allowed to examine the speakers
it is a bit hard drive admire designers trailers,
strong and a bit hard, cannot be reproduced like from a floor standing speaker.
That bluff's a bit harder to pull off.
A bit harder, but you will get.