Examples of using Bit soft 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
A bit soft.
I think it's a bit soft.
Sound seems a bit soft and very pleasant.
The market's been a bit soft.
It is a bit soft, but extremely rhythmical.
They think you're a bit soft.
It results in a bit soft, but lively, vivid sound.
That reaction is still a bit soft.
It is a bit soft, but that should not be a problem.
Town girls are a bit soft.
It is a bit soft, but that should not bother anyone.
I wouldn't worry about him, he's a bit soft.
DS: It is indeed a bit softer than the first one.
Bass is very well extended but bit soft.
a bit soft playing, with rather strongly closed upper midrange.
Town girls are a bit soft.
The lower octaves are a bit soft, but in"good faith",
Well, I think the producers have gone a bit soft.
This foam roller with a grooved surface is a bit softer and therefore suitable for larger area self-massages.
Standard suspension- a bit wallow-y, a bit soft.
being a bit soft and with rather withdrawn treble, just"sung.
I would say it's a bit… safe, a bit soft.
the front right tyre is a bit soft, which explains why you're weaving so much.
Although it seems a bit soft and slightly warm,
Everything works, except perhaps car built-in gps is a bit soft and hard to hear.
Chord's attack is a bit softer, more engrossed in sustain,
When in the Song of the Stars from the mentioned Dead Can Dance disc a low hum comes in the beginning the AT shows it in that way- saturated and a bit soft.
The orange massage roller is a bit softer and thus better for beginners,
presented the bandmaster a bit softer.
Remembering, that the Krell reproduced this sub-range clearer, in a bit softer way, one might think,