Examples of using Bit silly 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
It's a bit silly.
A bit silly, but.
It is a bit silly.
Eight? That makes my bunion look a bit silly.
You're a bit silly, you are.
I have also been a bit silly.
That is a bit silly, actually.
But that one seems a bit silly.
I find a bit silly on their part.
I know she's a bit silly.
He is a bit silly, but useful.
I'm just being a bit silly.
Is that… a bit silly, is it, Bret?
It just sounds a bit silly.
I feel a bit silly saying this about him.
It's just a bit silly.
Could be a bit silly with just the two of us.
It's just a bit silly.
Cowardly, a bit silly and quite naive- she's probably underage.
That makes my bunion look a bit silly. Eight?
Besides, it looks a bit silly to walk around as a group. All right.
And, i still find all this a bit silly.
I know it's all a bit silly but it is important.
You get to a certain age and you just get a bit silly.
He might look a bit silly, but he's!
I always thought"courtesan" sounded a bit silly.
Someone honest, a bit silly, who would say to me.
Mr Chairman, it's just that most of the members in Staffordshire feel… the whole thing's a bit silly.
Someone honest, a bit silly, who would say to me.
But it is important that you follow them because Brahms is not like other children. Now, it may seem a bit silly.