Examples of using To be 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
But it wouldn't hurt to be a bit darker.
She does seem to be a bit at sixes and sevens.
you need to be a bit more careful.
It is normal to be a bit nervous.
Benchmarking results of this phone seem to be a bit off, though.
However, this multilingualism turned out to be a bit of a nightmare.
I found his relationship with his sister to be a bit… weird.
scheduling appears to be a bit hit and miss.
But, from your own point of view, I would urge you to be a bit more even-handed in your dealings with those of us who are the minority.
also has shown to be a bit of an aphrodisiac itself.
We wanted the tracks to be a bit more aggressive
This is the explanation why we have a tendency to be a bit wary when individuals method us offering cost-free items.
To be a bit to try and restore it exactly how you found ourselves here.
I expected this to be a bit more definitive
However, many individuals like to be a bit creative when it comes to their design ideas- some using Old English lettering
It seems to be a bit childish, though it is specifically designed for adults.
We need to be a bit faster to get ourselves into a position where things will fall in our direction.
Uh… doesn't Mr. Safford deserve to be a bit of a free spirit after the years of his demanding career?