Examples of using Bit annoying in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Bit annoying.
It's a bit annoying.
Bit annoying, to be honest.
Now you're a bit annoying.
A bit annoying, really.
Oh yeah, that's a bit annoying.
It's a bit annoying, actually.
She's becoming a bit annoying.
A bit annoying, but i can live with it.
They are a bit annoying though.
The second time, it was a bit annoying.
It might be a bit annoying for someone who doesn't.
The waiting was a bit annoying.
A bit annoying, I had to go shopping with his wife for three hours.
Not the end of the world, but a bit annoying.
They may appear a bit annoying as you will not be able to close or stop them from showing up.
You can dismiss it but it's still a bit annoying.
Its a bit annoying, but in exchange for a great product thats free, I can't say it bothered me too much.
Loved it back then but a bit annoying nowadays.
Ads that twist our attention away from what we wouldbeen doing are always a bit annoying.
A bit annoying having queues of middle aged Chinese couples looking at you awe struck as you enter one of the window booths.
Because I have a deadline,and since I'm pretty late… It's"a bit annoying", indeed.
Sending video clips can be a bit annoying due to the limitations beset, and I find images don't seem to travel too well either- finding the recipient in a slightly lower resolution than intended.
There is something in a person's name and in a variety's name that expresses their unique, inner,and singular essence and it is sometimes a bit annoying that we remember a person from their death rather than from their life, as if he we defining them by the circumstances of their death and not by the accomplishments of their life.”.
I was a bit annoyed and insulted by his unsolicited advice.
Well, he will be a bit annoyed.
The car sounds a bit annoyed!
I'm tired, and a bit annoyed.
I'm what?" she looked shocked and a bit annoyed.
I know I have been messing with your lads and they're probably a bit annoyed.