Exemplos de uso de To be a bit em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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And to be a bit friendlier.
Socially, she seems to be a bit isolated.
Try to be a bit more modest.
It's, it gets to be a bit much.
Try to be a bit nicer to Anke tomorrow, OK?
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You might need to be a bit careful.
Seems to be a bit loose, perhaps as a result of a crash diet.
I have a tendency to be a bit obsessive.
Nice to be a bit more complicated.
You know, it's just that he got to be a bit annoying, so.
Now try to be a bit constructive!
I guess I was expecting your reaction to be a bit more.
Tom appears to be a bit worried.
To be a bit more precise, let E be an n-bit block cipher.
I still seem to be a bit shaken up.
When we consider the case of Lt. Col. Altino Lellis,the situation seems to be a bit more sensitive.
Seems to be a bit rare nowadays.
I wanted Mr. Trotwood's exit to be a bit more delicate.
You seem to be a bit of a glass half empty guy….
Older people, when they live alone,tend to be a bit unusual.
I used to be a bit of a nerd.
I would therefore ask everyone to be a bit fairer and calmer.
We need to be a bit more vigilant on our budgeting.”.
I would like to be a bit more heroic.
These tend to be a bit more'homey' then other countries, which accessorized more.
Namely, we would like customer support to be a bit more attentive to complex inquiries.
I happen to be a bit of a glutton today.
I find chrome to be a bit ostentatious.
We seem to be a bit light in the polymer sciences?
Lucky for me, you seem to be a bit off your game today.