Examples of using Perhaps a bit in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Perhaps a bit.
But he was perhaps a bit naïve.”.
Perhaps a bit dull.
With guile, courage, perhaps a bit of trickery.
Perhaps a bit of both.
I enjoy my alcohol; perhaps a bit more than the next person.
Perhaps a bit of both.
Perhaps a bit too much.”.
The same kind of mentality I talked about before, perhaps a bit more rational.
Perhaps a bit too forcefully.
It's clean and well-managed, perhaps a bit more so than other hotels in this price range.
Perhaps a bit too modern.
Noriko happily informed them that it had been nearly five years,subsequently embarrassing the young couple when she noted that they were perhaps a bit young to be already thinking about marriage, though she soon digressed, concluding that love was ageless.
Perhaps a bit too familiar?
We know before hand that our children and our grandchildren are candidates to carry the title of diabetic and if in addition joins thelack of physical exercise in their daily lives and perhaps a bit of excess weight, all the conditions so that it takes or be early diagnosed as diabetic.
Perhaps a bit more detail here.
Finding these role models will reveal that being tall and perhaps a bit athletic can be very positive and attractive features for a woman, especially if she keeps herself quite trim and in good shape.
Perhaps a bit too sure of himself.
The blood-drenched,surrealistic world of John Wick only expands, perhaps a bit too much, in the new installment, in an attempt to develop existing characters and prepare the ground for sequels, possibly even a feminine spinoff.
Perhaps a bit more than I wanted to.
If anything, I'm perhaps a bit of a communicator of activities that are being undertaken by the greatest companies in China, Japan, India, the U.S., Europe.
Perhaps a bit on the nose, don't you think?
Due to perform this estimate is perhaps a bit complicated, many people do not, but in this article I will try to explain, at least the theoretical part of the different methods of prediction for plans of business or market studies.
Perhaps a bit of lunch cause I'm starving.
Perhaps a bit too formal for the afternoon.
Perhaps a bit chillier than we're used to, but just about perfect for.
Perhaps a bit more slowly than you would like, but nonetheless there will be progress.
The idea is perhaps a bit surprising, but skin is an interface we are highly familiar with so why not use it and its richness with the devices we use every day?