Examples of using Bit lost in English and their translations into Czech
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We're a bit lost.
I won't be invited again… He came into my restaurant and seemed a bit lost.
We're a bit lost.
I'm supposed to be doing a lecture in about 20 minutes, andmy driver's a bit lost.
We're a bit lost.
Member of the Commission.- Madam President, I took part in a conference either at the beginning of this week orlast week- sometimes I am probably like you these days, a bit lost in time.
You look a bit lost.
You look a bit lost today. What about you?
The thing is, I'm a bit lost.
I got a bit lost, am I late?
Sorry, mate. Got a bit lost.
I felt a bit lost at first.
I'm sorry, I'm a bit lost.
You know, I'm a bit lost at sea here, Stace.
I just happen to be a bit lost.
I'm feeling a bit lost at the moment.
I don't know. I'm a bit lost.
I have been a bit lost, to be honest.
The thing is, I'm a bit lost.
We got a bit lost- And covered in cream.
It's natural to feel a bit lost.
I just feel a bit lost, that's all.
I was a young lad who was a bit lost.
But, uh, I was a bit lost early in life.
Right now I think we're a bit lost.
Ever yone's a bit lost at first.
Now, I must admit I'm… I'm a bit lost.
He was there. Looked a bit lost, was reading Mein Kampf.
Your next conversation is a conversation about not having the previous conversation, saying you were looking forward to the previous conversation, andnow feel a bit lost, not having had that conversation.
The swings are a bit lost But for the rest top top top.