Examples of using Get a bit in English and their translations into Spanish
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I expect things get a bit foggy, don't they?
The hoof can get a bit stinky as chewing continues.
Although at what point do thirds and seconds get a bit boring?
Royal security can get a bit twitchy, in my experience.
He's not used to it and he can get a bit hyperactive.
Now, this is where things might get a bit frightening.
He always get a bit agitated when he's shedding his skin.
Get a bit of space for a photograph.
Each night your players get a bit of fitness.
Get a bit of sound.
The police get a bit jumpy about unfamiliar cars after dark.
Get a bit of that!
He might get a bit distressed about that.
Pay a bit less and get a bit more.
You must know that every night your players get a bit of form.
Here is where things get a bit confusing.
Get a bit of fresh air.
Once you get a bit further along, you will pass several nice beaches.
You get a bit back there?
First get a bit of dough with a teaspoon.