Examples of using To be a bit 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
Others tended to be a bit dark.
I used to be a bit of a numismatist when I was younger.
And that's supposed to be a bit of a surprise;
To be a bit exaggerated, they may as able-bodied be the adeptness to Nice for your boss.
Some beds to be a bit improved.
People also translate
The details of his life before 1963 seem to be a bit… hazy.
Looks to be a bit more than that.
But it is getting to be a bit much.
She seemed to be a bit of an ATM for a lot of people that I saw around her.
The details of his life before 1963 seem to be a bit… hazy.
I used to be a bit of a nerd.
Surely in these modern times that seems to be a bit old-fashioned.
I happen to be a bit of a glutton today.
It tends to be a bit of a sticky mess.
The removal of SuddenlyMusic Toolbar could seem to be a bit complicated.
The reality turns out to be a bit more complicated than that.
Attempting to get God of War for Android might prove to be a bit of a hassle.
It also needs to be a bit easy to prepare.
although from what I recall the range of 802.11n was supposed to be a bit greater than 802.11g.
As you know, women tend to be a bit volatile when they're pregnant.
It seems to be a bit of a secret stitch in the sense that it's little used
You know, between us… I used to be a bit of wild thing, back in the day.
The record tends to be a bit too much full speed ahead,
Big Bud has outragouse yield but tends to be a bit weak for the heavy smoker.
That all got to be a bit of a mess, didn't it?
also wanting to be a bit away from the main hotel area. The….
However, things are going to be a bit different for the fourth quarter of the year.
they come to be a bit questionable that a solitary supplement could have many features simultaneously.