Examples of using Bit of trouble in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Bit of trouble, I guess.
There was a bit of trouble.
A bit of trouble, sir.
I-I'm in a bit of trouble.
Bit of trouble here?
People also translate
A little bit of trouble.
Bit of trouble with a Slitheen.
I have a little bit of trouble.
Bit of trouble with the Slitheen.
It's just at nighttime is a bit of trouble.
Bit of trouble in university.
However, the dive shop gave me a bit of trouble.
Bit of trouble with the Slitheen.
But we are saying there's a bit of trouble.
Bit of trouble with the old leg.
Sorry you fellows are having a bit of trouble.
Bit of trouble with the locals out there.
Looks like you're in a bit of trouble.
A bit of trouble down in the village, was it?
Looks like we had a bit of trouble finding you, Jason.
Bit of trouble down at the bus stop earlier.
Several times you have caused a bit of trouble, Mr. Donovan. Who is?
I had a bit of trouble with the finances.
Getting Josh to feed. Oh, she's got a high temp and she's having a bit of trouble.
We had a bit of trouble with communication though.
Because quite frankly, coach, we're having a bit of trouble finding the second guy.
Every bit of trouble on this earth is clinging to us like.
But now I have clipped its wings, a bit of trouble to start with, Oh, fine. Mind you, I had no problem.
Bit of trouble with the old leg,
It sometimes even seems as if the musicians are having a bit of trouble keeping up with their own pace,