Examples of using Probably a bit in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Computer
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Programming
Probably a bit too….
That was probably a bit harsh.
Probably a bit too normal.
Like, snails is probably a bit disgusting.
Probably a bit of both, sir. Your Honour.
Actually, it's probably a bit of all of these.
Probably a bit too much, but what can I say?
They're as happy as always and probably a bit more.
We were probably a bit more relaxed.
He was a shut-in, so he was probably a bit paranoid.
And probably a bit of laughter too.
By this time you are probably a bit hungry, right?
It's probably a bit out of my league, Kel.
I know I have been messing with your lads and they're probably a bit annoyed.
Tom is probably a bit older than Mary.
If you have a favorite form of torture, you're probably a bit insane.
It's probably a bit tricky for you, that, innit?
Then'width', width sounds like the width of the arc, so it's probably a bit less than the width of the actual face.
Probably a bit flat, but no need to stuff your bra.
If your inbox is filled with unread mail, you're probably a bit nervous and might even have anxiety.
It's probably a bit far for my dad to come and pick us up.
There's something about the shape, and I'm probably a bit of a design freak but it's a kind of beautiful.
That was probably a bit of an overstatement, but I'm sure he's gonna try his very best.
They probably just don't know what to say, or how to help you-and they're probably a bit bewildered.
You're probably a bit nervous about this, so shall I start by telling you a bit about what we do?
If you can recall words like that in an instant,the expression form of your memory is probably a bit biased.
If you think there's 60 million people in France and 80 million in Germany, and the idea that they woulduse our website if we didn't translate is probably a bit ambitious.”.
So nobody knows how bad this bias with the official statistics actually is, so I thought I would ask the person who's spearheading the effort to generate data on this, Pascal Lamy, the Director of the World Trade Organization, what his best guess would be of exports as a percentage ofGDP, without the double- and triple-counting, and it's actually probably a bit under 20 percent, rather than the 30 percent-plus numbers that we're talking about.