Examples of using To be a bit of in English and their translations into Czech
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I used to be a bit of a nerd.
The bombshell was turning out to be a bit of a dud.
It's getting to be a bit of a ghost town round here.
Yeah, no, your boyfriend actually turned out to be a bit of a dead end.
He appears to be a bit of a cipher.
I used to be a bit of a numismatist when I was younger.
Existence getting to be a bit of a burden?
Because Roman and I have nothing to talk about, and it seems like he has a slight difficulty grasping things, and let's face it,I can tend to be a bit of a narciss.
Also, he appears to be a bit of a nut job.
However, he's not the most disciplined student and he has a tendency to be a bit of a… Smartass?
There's going to be a bit of a snag with your perfect unions.
This car then, is shaping up to be a bit of a misfit.
It looks to be a bit of a stickler for rules and regs.
I know Fred's your partner, but I find him to be a bit of a blowhard.
He turned out to be a bit of a fan, actually.
I know Fred's your partner,- Oh,gosh. but I find him to be a bit of a blowhard.
I am loyal,but tend to be a bit of a free roll whore on weekends.
Although, strictly speaking, the early cars had a 479cc engine, butFiat Quattrocentosettantanove was going to be a bit of a flamboyant name, even for the Italians.
The Wahewa land is proving to be a bit of a logistical challenge.
I'm afraid there's going to be a bit of a row about it.
Gene Hansen is proving to be a bit of a conundrum.
And according to Harris's roommate, Emma, in addition to being a bit of a local celebrity he's also a close personal friend of Keilani Kim, in the world of human directionals. and designated Dungeon Master, he's not only their cosplay buddy.
In addition to being a bit of a local celebrity he's also a close personal friend of Keilani Kim, and designated Dungeon Master, he's not only their cosplay buddy in the world of human directionals. And according to Harris's roommate, Emma.