Examples of using To get a bit in English and their translations into French
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Sorry to get a bit personal.
Things are likely going to get a bit crazy.
I'm going to get a bit upset now, sorry.
My clothes were starting to get a bit tight.
You are free to get a bit crazy, but do not go overboard.
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This is where things tend to get a bit dicey.
This starts to get a bit more complex to implement.
The builds are starting to get a bit bigger!
Now things start to get a bit more complicated, but don't give up yet.
We know that reporting tends to get a bit messy.
Things begin to get a bit more serious.
It is already half past five and it is starting to get a bit cold.
It all started to get a bit surreal.
But the game does this cool thing once things start to get a bit boring.
It all starts to get a bit expensive.
Weekends, especially at this time of year,tend to get a bit crowded.
It is starting to get a bit more expensive now.
That's good, the interface was starting to get a bit dated.
Things start to get a bit more familiar.
By day two though,it was starting to get a bit much.
Her boyfriend tends to get a bit too jealous.
When you own an iPhone, iPad or iPod full of music files, videos, and apps,there is a tendency for your device to get a bit slower.
Don't be afraid to get a bit dirty.
Unfortunately, this is where things can begin to get a bit expensive.
Is it beginning to get a bit frustrating?
If we are satisfied with the outcome of this initial round,it is time to get a bit more specific.
And as pets' behavior goes,then to get a bit too excited and begin running.
However, outside of North America it starts to get a bit trickier.
That's when they start to get a bit more independent.
Then slowly, as you start to get a hang of matching the blocks- it begins to get a bit more complicated.