Examples of using Bit of a problem in English and their translations into Portuguese
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                        Colloquial
                    
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                        Medicine
                    
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                        Financial
                    
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                        Ecclesiastic
                    
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                        Ecclesiastic
                    
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                        Computer
                    
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                        Official/political
                    
There's a  bit of a problem.
Post upgrade there was a  bit of a problem with the wireless.
I just had a  bit of a problem.
that is a  bit of a problem.
OK. This is a  bit of a problem.
Think the President has a  bit of a problem on his hands.
Obviously, this is a  bit of a problem.
I know it's none of  my business, but do we have a  bit of a problem?
But cash flow's a  bit of a problem at the moment.
You see Doctor, from our point of  view, Major Sheppard's independant nature causes a  bit of a problem.
the format presents a  bit of a problem.
where there's a  bit of a problem.
This is just a  bit of a problem when we get bears as close as this to the cabin.
this universally high opinion is a  bit of a problem because it maybe sets expectations for new arrivals at astronomic levels.
it can be a  bit of a problem.
I had a  bit of a problem in school because a lot of kids wanted to see if I could fight like my father,
Which is a  bit of a problem for Marx because Marx couldn't abide Malthus on other grounds,
Its girth gave me a  bit of a problem at first and I had to work my way up to it over a couple of days,
meeting in person may be a  bit of a problem because it entails a lot of planning,