Examples of using Bit eccentric in English and their translations into Czech
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A bit eccentric.
She was a bit eccentric.
Bit eccentric maybe.
He's a bit eccentric.
A bit eccentric but he's smart and cheap.
He's a bit eccentric.
I also heard that she's a bit eccentric.
You're a bit eccentric, aren't you?
I, uh, my family is a bit eccentric.
He's a bit eccentric but very obliging.
I guess she's a bit eccentric.
He's a bit eccentric, he's got no inhibitions.
He may be a bit eccentric.
A bit eccentric, perhaps, but a most gentle man.
I know, he's a bit eccentric.
He's a bit eccentric, but he's a bloody good teacher.
He's a pretty good actor, but he seems a bit eccentric.
Don's a bit eccentric, but that's what makes him so successful.
But with all we have been through, this R2 unit has become a bit eccentric.
Your dad is a bit eccentric, he asked me to come here and.
Well, I will admit it is a bit eccentric.
He may be a bit eccentric, but he is a wonderfully exciting man.
Captain, I don't blame you for finding my theories a bit eccentric.
The detective may be a bit eccentric but he doesn't accept bribes so he must be a good man.
We have found a house in Amalfi, andthe seller is a bit eccentric, so.
Well, I will admit it is a bit eccentric. And they are rather strange. But, after all, they're guests in our home.
I don't blame you for finding my theories a bit eccentric.- Apparently.
Is a bit eccentric but demands the star treatment.- Now, my left foot, like her namesake, Mr. Day-Lewis.
But he doesn't accept bribes so he must be a good man The detective may be a bit eccentric.
Now, my left foot, but demands the star treatment.is a bit eccentric- Stop! like her namesake, Mr. Day-Lewis.