Examples of using Even a bit in English and their translations into Finnish
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Not even a bit.
If I don't know even a bit.
Not even a bit.
She is all that what we hoped her to be and even a bit more.
Even a bit of Dante.
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And maybe even a bit… hungry.
Episode III look lame, colourless,grainy and even a bit foggy.
And even a bit irresponsible at times. Overemotional.
It makes one feel good, even a bit important.
Interesting, even a bit of a fantastic version of the house of twigs.
All it takes is a tiny inheritance,a little house or even a bit of land.
But don't you feel even a bit sorry for her?
Job learning programming, an infinite loop- protâžen sticky and even a bit annoying.
Cumin, Cayenne various fine herbs or even a bit cinnamon or cloves can easily be added for a flavoring of your own.
They those steel monster though they were beating up their husband… Japanese women aren't even a bit scared Do something, do something.
If you are even a bit interested, you will not want to miss this unforgettable afternoon with Fila's creative….
When I wrote(Karjalainen, 27.9.) about the insecurity of workers in retail,I was astonished and occasionally even a bit angry.
Sweet and demure, elegant andsophisticated or maybe even a bit coquettish- vintage swimwear has decided panache that transcends eras.
Linkola has fused the world of folk poetry with a dose of bold cabaret spirit,a vibrant, even a bit theatrical expression, and a pinch of jazzy groove.
If you look at Patthabi Jois' guru'sKrishnamacharya's pictures of forward folds or Sharath's asana poster you see both holdingtheir heads down and the back is even a bit rounded.
Now design business has evolved into a wholeindustry, where everyone strives to offer something new,maybe even a bit shocking so do interior designers.
Collections of famous fashion designer leather accessories just fed up of various textures and colors,from the most subdued to the most eye-catching and even a bit of screaming colors.
We might well ask, of course, what sort of a report could be expected of a rapporteur who has the common sense of a German,the heart of a Greek, and even a bit of the Finnish landscape in his soul.