Examples of using To be a bit 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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Programming
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Computer
You're sure not to be a bit too hard on him?
I have a tendency to be a bit obsessive.
Tends to be a bit unpredictable.
I just felt the whole thing to be a bit stiff, uptight, not really user-friendly.
Also, the details of his life before 1963 seem to be a bit… hazy.
I'm saying go to bed. Tonight's going to be a bit.
The instruction in the app need to be a bit clearer as to how to use,
If it needs to be a bit bigger, it will be. Special Features* We can bind on Mode_switch Alt Gr.
We all have a great need to be a bit more merciful,
he needs to be able to be a bit autonomous and ready for his future trips/Summer camps abroad.
they come to be a bit questionable that a single supplement could have so many features simultaneously.
Nor friends. You might expect her to be a bit of a recluse.- An old woman living alone.
To be a bit exaggerated, they may as able-bodied be the adeptness to Nice for your boss.
it is normal for an old landy to be a bit stiff isnâ€TMt it The new guy said“No it is not, what tire pressure are you running I asked.
this is why everything needs to be a bit exaggerated, just to make sense.
I found their government to be a bit friendlier to people in my line of work.
Updated the license agreement to be a bit more explicit,
You can expect some of Iceland's most popular attractions to be a bit crowded during the long summer days of high-season.
the things… I have a perfect right to be a bit disheveled.
The Hennepin County judiciary needs to be a bit more generous in compensating jurors for their required duty both with respect to jury pay and coffee.