Examples of using To feel a bit in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I began to feel a bit better.
You're coming out of your anesthesia, you're going to feel a bit groggy.
You want to feel a bit different.
You know, with Manny out of the house, my house is starting to feel a bit big.
Want to feel a bit younger?
When I heard about christian's upcoming wedding to you, I started to feel a bit nostalgic.
I'm starting to feel a bit foolish.
I started to feel a bit uncomfortable about using co-op all the time.
Burt, I'm starting to feel a bit queasy.
Starting to feel a bit abandoned here.
I don't want to sound mental, but I'm starting to feel a bit like I'm in a bubble.
I begin to feel a bit homesick, too.
It's not unusual for some members of the freshman class… to feel a bit faint during this procedure.
It is going to feel a bit uncomfortable in the beginning.
When your body is adjusting it also fairly common to feel a bit tired and get easily exhausted.
I'm starting to feel a bit played here, to be honest.
Most are have little infrastructure such as informational plaques or warning signs,so you get to feel a bit like Indiana Jones as you explore castles totally on your own.
I have to say I'm beginning to feel a bit uncomfortable because this is, um… I think this is unethical, truth be told.
Harry was starting to feel a bit nervous.
It's normal to feel a bit sluggish.
I'm starting to feel a bit woozy.
You are entitled to feel a bit tired today.
I was starting to feel a bit more comfortable.
But it's starting to feel a bit one-sided.
Ah, I'm beginning to feel a bit stronger.
I was beginning to feel a bit more comfortable.
It's completely normal to feel a bit stressed or worried sometimes.
So, if the patient needs to be made to feel a bit better, I switch that to"patient".
That," Harry said, now starting to feel a bit of indignation,"seems like going a little too far-".