Examples of using Bit confused in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Medicine
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Computer
A bit confused.
I'm just a bit confused.
A bit confused.
Are you already a bit confused?
A bit confused, but straight.
People also translate
She's exhausted and a bit confused.
You seem a bit confused, Miss Shepherd?
And if you feel scared a bit confused.
Just a bit confused.
Adam can get fiction and reality a bit confused.
She was a bit confused, right?
A bit confused, she went to the back door through the kitchen.
The enemy was a bit confused.
I am a bit confused how this works.
But I'm feeling a bit confused.
Still a bit confused on what this means?
Don't be stupid, you are just a bit confused, that's all.
S a bit confused, but he will be moving right along.
It is understandable if you feel a bit confused about this subject.
If you feel a bit confused, don't worry, you're not the only one!
The story of the game Stalker, and later literature on the subject, a bit confused and paradoxical.
(Steve)'You seem a bit confused about how I pay my way.
I even watched on TV after I saw the chequered flag andit said‘final lap' so I was then a bit confused.
Still, I was a bit confused as to what the logos was.
It's understandable feeling a bit confused by the vast amount of options.
I was a bit confused, suddenly I did not know what to say, but we met in the afternoon with an encounter.
You want to conceive, but are still a bit confused of the perfect time about when can you get pregnant.
I'm still a bit confused, I need more information, what shall I do?
And maybe even a bit confused, before they have even heard a note.
Walsh said:“I'm a bit confused because the theme is big band and you came out and sang a U2 song.