Examples of using Always a bit in English and their translations into Slovak
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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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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Taking the truth is always a bit exhausting, but you still have the opportunity to accept the problem
No need to make a conclusion after the first Grand Slam tournament for Europeans is always a bit difficult.
you're always a bit on your own, always an outsider.
which is always a bit of a shame.
It's always a bit amusing to me when people say the pro-life movement is made up of old men.
I am always a bit surprised why in this case multinational courts should not be an option for a solution,” said Merkel, in Beijing.
Wine bars are always a bit invisible and overlooked in the streets as they are mostly open during the late hours.
But, live, when you have got a tremolo it's always a bit of a risk with tuning.
We decided to go down more of a social commentary/political route and that's always a bit of a risk.
While London is always a bit damp, January is especially cold
was always a bit faster, so I knew it would be hard in the Power Stage to get the points we needed.
Myself, I am always a bit daunted by the sheer volume of necessary terminology needed with developmental biology,
As always, a bit late….
I was always a bit faster.
They're always a bit scary.
He was always a bit different.
It's always a bit higher.
Embarkation day is always a bit chaotic.
I guess I was always a bit different.
I suppose I was always a bit different.