Examples of using To 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
I'm going to get a bit tired.
Maybe it will be fun, to get a bit like flying in a winter wonderland.
because I wanted to get a bit of the stone effect.
If I was to get a bit more involved, you know,
so be prepared to get a bit wet.
Things are about to get a bit hectic.
She's starting to get a bit paranoid, you know?
He does tend to get a bit pongy after intercourse.
And it's actually going to get a bit worse.
You can see when people begin to get a bit of relief from trial.
there is a tendency for your device to get a bit slower.
plan to setup an appointment to get a bit more aggressive on the allergy front.
He added that the ground is starting to get a bit worn and dumpy so they would have their bikes set up.
It does have a tendency to get a bit messy in the grooves especially if you haven't used a douche.
Tier 6- Here is where I expect to see things start to get a bit more challenging.
we started to get a bit bored.
it starts to get a bit annoying.
Every year, I seem to get a bit more humbled
I'm starting to get a bit worried for you, right now because like you're standing here, in my bedroom, wearing red.
Though he does tend to get a bit narky if you go too close to him with a magnet.