Examples of using Bit scared in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Bit scared.
I'm a bit scared.
Bit scared of the old needle, Doc.
I am a bit scared.
He also wanted our passenger a bit scared.
I am a bit scared.
They were nervous, confused and a bit scared.
I'm a bit scared.
Actually, I'm still a bit scared.
You're a bit scared, aren't you?
I know you're a bit scared.
I would be a bit scared of city driving there.
Were you not a bit scared?
And we were a bit scared because it was all a discovery, and we didn't want to find a dinosaur.
I feel a bit scared.
So everything was big, everything was strange, and I remember feeling a bit scared.
I'm just a bit scared.
Grade 3 class 3 Tan Zhiwei said that at home and slept with Grandma, this is the first time sleeping alone,and a bit scared.
But I'm a bit scared.
All the hens were OK, but a bit scared.
When I was asked to represent Finland I felt a bit scared at first, but there was no way I could say no to my country!”.
You probably already know this- certainly in the UK, talk to friends who don't cycle andyou quickly figure out that they actually feel a bit scared at the prospect of cycling.
I was like a bit scared of him.
Gets back into bed.'A bit scared.
He seemed a bit scared.
Time to get a bit scared!
Terry… just seems a bit scared of him.
Since the start of treatment, the fish behave well a bit scared but it seems better to go slow them.
Réunion was a frequent topic at my French language classes,but I was still a bit scared to talk to a local who allegedly speaks better French than other languages.
The only other thing I remember that night was that as I fell a sleep, hours after I would come down from the trip, I was jumpy,a bit scared in my tent of the sounds coming from the dark woods around the meadow.