Examples of using To be a bit in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He appeared to be a bit mad.
To be a bit to try and restore it exactly how you found ourselves here.
I found it to be a bit"chewy".
You want to have consistency across your brand, but email newsletters offer opportunities to be a bit more casual in tone.
Sorry to be a bit off-topic.
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But I did find charlotte to be a bit… Cold.
And to be a bit friendlier!
Now, it's starting to be a bit more fun.
Nice to be a bit more complicated.
I would therefore ask everyone to be a bit fairer and calmer.
There seems to be a bit of a confusion here in interpreting the rules.
I love words, but this was getting to be a bit much for even me.
I like to be a bit spontaneous.
We have had some difficult times, but that's part of business and I think that's how it should go:sometimes it needs to be a bit hard.
You have to be a bit flexible.
I only ask again in that I know myself, and I know when confronting threats like these,I tend to be a bit of a blunt instrument.
You have to be a bit patient.
Some beds to be a bit improved.
You just need to be a bit organised.
You need to be a bit selective.
We have to be a bit quicker.
We all want to be a bit better.
Until then, try to be a bit more flexible.
This seems to be a bit of a grey area.
Just try to be a bit more conscientious.
This does seem to be a bit of a grey area.
She just tends to be a bit, you know, literal.
He must learn to be a bit more generous in his remarks.
Air dried hydrangeas tend to be a bit more brittle than water dried blossoms, but still beautiful.
I confess to being a bit of a romantic myself, but surely“love at first sight” has to be a contradiction in terms.