Examples of using Bit dull in English and their translations into Czech
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Bit dull.
Sounds a bit dull.
It's a bit dull, don't you think?
And all a bit dull.
After a while, don't they? Of course, sweet girls get a bit dull.
Oh… It's a bit dull.
He was certainly a creature of habit, andhe might sound a bit dull.
That's a bit dull, isn't it?
The dinner's a bit dull.
That's a bit dull, isn't it?
Doesn't it look a bit dull?
Well, he's a bit dull for Peggy, isn't he?
John is, erm… a bit dull.
It's going to be a bit dull without the little bloke, isn't it?
I'm afraid, is a bit dull.
All very impressive… and all a bit dull. It's just as you would expect from an F1 team.
It may sound a bit… a bit dull.
To us it seems a bit dull image of this woman so we bring it to you that you make a few arrangements.
It sounds a bit… dull.
You will notice that the colour of yellow resin inside the filter cassette becomes a bit dull.
Sounds a bit dull, Fox.
I'm open to suggestions, Andrew.A bit dull.
We used to think it was a bit dull, but now it's sort of good.
It's just a pity,they're all a bit dull.
Of course, sweet girls get a bit dull after a while, don't they?
Once upon a time, Top Gear was a bit… dull?
Don't you think the colour's a bit dull for me?
It's just as you would expect from an F1 team,all very impressive… and all a bit dull.
I thought they were good, butthey were a bit dull.
I would never get me coppers out me pocket andthink,"They look a bit dull!" I!