Examples of using Got a bit in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
Got a bit of ice?
The other two got a bit jealous.
Got a bit of a sweet tooth.
I think it just got a bit better.
It got a bit messy.
People also translate
When we sold it we got a bit of savings.
You got a bit off track.
We-we just, er, just got a bit behind, sir.
Got a bit heavy there, eh?
So let me review, because this got a bit confusing.
Just got a bit sloppy.
If the interplay between you two… got a bit…- clutchy?
Got a bit of traffic this morning.
Come 2012, things got a bit more interesting.
It got a bit muddy in the middle.
December 2012 just got a bit more interesting.
Got a bit of a ring to it.
But all cars before I was born… When I was born, it all got a bit sensible.
She got a bit tiddly down the pub.
Sounds like that little voicetelling you to do the right thing just got a bit louder.
And I got a bit curious about it.
As she walked down the red carpet and flashed a smile,she told InStyle she got a bit of advice from InStyle's Editor-in-Chief Laura Brown on what to wear to the bash.
Got a bit of jalapeño in your teeth.
Has it all got a bit too much for Starkey?
Got a bit of a crush on each other at the moment.
My first week on the float I got a bit of a kicking by kids who made off with a dozen eggs and two pints of semi-skimmed.
Things got a bit hinky, but I say again, the mortar has been disabled.
The boy got a bit uncomfortable when he saw us.
Mark got a bit of a shock, because he didn't realize that I was leaving.
Though I thought the book got a bit tedious in the end, after reading it, this book managed to spark a desire to return to Vietnam that I didn't think I would ever have again!