Examples of using Bit odd in English and their translations into Czech
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Bit odd.
She's a bit odd.
Bit odd.
It's a bit odd.
A bit odd. He's a genius, absolutely.
People also translate
You seem a bit odd.
It's a bit odd, isn't it?
He's… He's a bit odd.
But it's a bit odd, don't you think?
You sound a bit odd.
He's a bit odd but we're used to that.
Sounds a bit odd?
He's a bit odd, but he pays up fair and square.
He seems a bit odd.
Isn't that a bit odd, going on holiday without your husband?
It was a bit odd.
It's a bit odd, isn't it, celebrating an American holiday?
He was a bit odd.
We do have some preliminary data, andI-it's a bit odd.
That's a bit odd, isn't it?
You're acting a bit odd.
You might be a bit odd, but still…- Why not?
Everything is… a bit odd.
I er… I feel a bit odd, Sven, do you mind if I wander home?
He was, er, a bit odd.
If they seem a bit odd, please don't be offended.
He was, uh… a bit odd.
Although it is a bit odd you didn't mention it in your job interview.
Burt, this tastes a bit odd.
A bit tall, bit odd, but yeah.