Examples of using To get a bit in English and their translations into Spanish
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So, to get a bit of peace and quiet, we were told
people tend to get a bit uptight.
To get a bit of the royal treatment,
God never put jumping games on the earth that required people to hop through so many silly hoops to get a bit of heavenly real estate.
I should say when she's had a few drinks she tends to get a bit… over excited.
To get a bit of peace, away from men who keep interrupting them while they're trying to work?
Your breasts are probably starting to get a bit bigger and may be tender.
To get a bit more from your time,
What do they want? Do they want me to get a bit of onion out of the pan
it is possible to get a bit more imaginative.
Plus, a change of scenery might be a nice break if you start to get a bit stir-crazy.
Are you guys telling me you have never told a little white lie to get a bit of action?
It's outrageous, a public servant abusing a position of trust to get a bit of extra cash for himself.
though travelers tend to get a bit more for their money in Madrid.
you're going to need to get a bit of work done- yes,
I want to get a bit of air.
I'm starting to get a bit nervous now.
Step onto the terrace to get a bit closer.
I tend to get a bit nervous in stressful situations.