Examples of using As a bit in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Fans, who had the chance to meet Daisuke during autograph sessions, remember him as a bit reserved, but a likeable man who often smiled.
The person I spoke with this time struck me as a bit more reasoned in his approach.
The change from fossil fuels to electric driving was seen as a bit futuristic in the beginning.
The creation of the team's first near-atomically flat surface came as a bit of a surprise.
I know this is going to come as a bit of a shock, Mrs. Salt but you have been in a coma for two years.
T-shirts and tops can of course be seen as a bit basic clothing vests and shirts.
Lawns with steep slopes can often be thought as a bit of a challenge with an ordinary lawnmower.
Many will experience this as a bit unusual/ strange feeling,
And just as a bit of review, it tells us that if I have a right triangle,
It's actually often better to allow 10-15 minutes per person as a bit of extra time usually yields better pictures.
And I know that this tags me as a bit of a nerd, but… Laughter.
some small details/ everyday items could be included in the benefit as a bit of toilet paper,
Also, as a bit of an aside, when it comes to the auto industry,
It is presented as a bit' più senza soluzione di continuità,
the whole thing is seen as a bit of a comedy show most of the time.
From a racer's point of view these tyres perform so well they can act as a bit of a get out of jail free card because you can get away with braking deep into corners,
Here Christianity stands out as a bit boring religion is true that the sacraments are like a ritual elements,
It would be easy to dismiss the product as a bit of a joke, but many men recognise that the scrotum area irritation can be a real problem during the summer time as well as during long hiking sessions.
Mr President, I think the world-renowned Scottish poet Rabbie Burns might have described this report as a bit of a'cow'rin, tim'rous beastie' in its original form.
deliberately placid face, very serious English actress Emma Thompson might come off as a bit of a cold fish.