Examples of using Which is a bit in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm not exactly sure, which is a bit of a problem.
Which is a bit surprising considering your impermeable skin.
I'm not exactly sure, which is a bit of a problem.
Which is a bit sad when you live alone in the open in the forest.
I noticed she had wet hair, which is a bit strange.
Which is a bit annoying because that's usually mine and Felicity's job.
However, there's a new version, which is a bit different.
Which is a bit strange, actually because, come to think of it, she lives in a bungalow.
And that is murder, which is a bit more criminal.
Christine's cooking her rare andthe medium together, which is a bit strange.
Jeffrey took me into a room which is a bit back further than this window, and it's leaded.
Happily, however, there's another new Jaguar which is a bit less… louty.
I think you're being hard on yourself, which is a bit annoying because that's usually mine and Felicity's job, but, Oliver, in that official capacity.
Now, however, there's a new version which is a bit different.
Rent for a couple of months, which is a bit of a hassle, but… gives me time to look for work. That house in Chancellor Row fell through, so we might have to.
I can't fit into my favourite new shorts anymore, which is a bit disappointing.
She had a cerebral hemorrhage which is a bit like an LED in your brain.
We also found your fingerprints on his eyelids, which is a bit odd.
No. But then he's not been in for a while. Which is a bit odd, because he normally comes once a week.
Happily, however, there's another new Jaguar which is a bit less… louty.
Well-made, simple band with a pretty clasp, which is a bit difficult to use on its own.
But blues got their name from the sad aspect of the color, which is a bit ironic for a therapist.
I finally found out that Favours is registered in the Cayman Islands, which is a bit strange for a Scottish cleaning company, don't you think?
Just like you made up a story about a murder plot to collect life insurance, which is a bit of a cliché, isn't it, Detective?
What's interesting is that Volta, when he writes to the Royal Society,effectively gives away all his secrets, which is a bit of a shame for him because this turned out to be one of the greatest technological discoveries of all time.
It slightly bowed out the sides, and as a result of that,this won't stay shut… which is a bit hazardous. Well, when the barrels were in.
Apparently they won the lottery at exactly the same time, which is a bit lucky when you think about it?
As a result, every day you go back and forth with crockery etc., which is a bit cumbersome, but not very disturbing.
Decades ago, he began carefully laying out a mathematical case that the universe doesn't need time, which is a bit odd, as he's surrounded by the past.
The only drawback was the beds, which are a bit short, and not very comfortable.