Examples of using Get a bit in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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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
At the end, get a bit flirty.
I suppose this big house can get a bit creepy if you're alone all the time.
However, it features built-in ads and may get a bit boring if you play it for a long time without stopping.
Only downside is you get a bit iffy from the fumes inside the mask….
My only discomfort was that it can get a bit too warm at night despite the heater being off.
When things get a bit difficult, many will say in their hearts,"Is the Lord with me or not?
It can get a bit busy at breakfast
things get a bit more complicated,
Secretly, I get a bit of a kick out of having someone see inside me- having them look,
it's gonna get a bit messy in here.
Things get a bit trickier when multiple Macs start requesting a screen share from the same computer,
It's why I get a bit weary when entrepreneurs don't place as much emphasis on qualitative research as they do the numbers.
for sure you will not get a bit bored in his company.
when blood sugar levels get a bit low.
but it can get a bit cluttered.
there are many HDMI lead types deciding on the right choice for the application might get a bit complicated and confusing.
laying down it can get a bit messy.
Put the ribs back in the oven for just about 10 minutes so the sauce can get a bit charred.
the controls that you can discover in the EQ will get a bit more complicated.
Although some people get a bit confused, it's actually very easy to differentiate