Examples of using Bit dark in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
This seems a bit dark.
It's a bit dark in here.
They should be a bit darker.
It's a bit dark. A kind of greenish ball.
It's getting a bit dark here.
It's a bit dark, but you get the idea.
I can't see you, it's a bit dark.
Well, I am bit dark. Okay.
Shouldn't you wear something a bit darker?
Isn't it a bit dark in here?
No, the corridor was a bit dark.
This all a bit dark and tortury.
I think it should be a bit darker.
Okay, it's a bit dark, but, uh, y'know.
Shouldn't you wear something a bit darker?
I'm sorry, it's a bit dark and cramped here.
It would be better if her personality was a bit darker.
It's a bit dark.
only it seems a bit dark….
Hang on a sec, it's a bit dark in here.
The TOSlink sounds a bit darker with less information about sound attack and decay,
I think it might be a bit dark for here.
Greetjes voice is also a bit dark, without a part of the spectrum, and the Slovenian turntable reproduced it splendidly,
The second movement is a bit dark and mysterious;
a bit darker, but more velvety.
I would even say that it was a bit dark in this case, a bit withdrawn.
that the turntable is a bit dark.
The album's timbre is, at first glance, a bit dark on the mids and strong in the treble.
Old rock recordings seem a bit darker than most of current productions,
In general I think that after a longer listen the Ayons seem a bit dark, a bit smoothened.
