Examples of using Bit warm in English and their translations into Polish
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It is a bit warm.
A bit warm in summer. Very nice.
You are a bit warm.
It delivers a bit warm sound with great resolution;
Thank you, P… A bit warm.
Might be a bit warm, the cooler's off.
You're right,'tis a bit warm.
Might be a bit warm, the cooler's off.
And this one is dense and a bit warm.
She was a bit warm, Dom!
it always seemed a bit warm to me.
Good spot, but a bit warm in this season.
and though a bit warm, when compared to a standard CD edition.
So what we get is large, bit warm, focused, intimate sound.
This is generally how I perceive these speakers- a bit warm and incredibly fast.
The cheaper arm is also smooth, it is also a bit warm and also seduces with"analogue" character,
The timbre is a bit warm, full.
It means that- keeping proportions- the H70 sounds a bit warm, is not overly detailed
A flaw of MA6850 was bass, bit warm and dull.
full and a bit warm sound, that was comparable,
It seems to be easier with KI-40L- sound seems to be a bit warm but not warmed up;
It was a full-blooded sound, a bit warm, but always intrinsically organized and attentive.
Amplifier's sound refers to the best years of the manufacturer- it is a bit warm, smooth, rich in harmonics.
The room was small and it was a bit warm but it was unseasonable hot when I was there….
sets some kind of timbre- delicate, a bit warm, with depth and velvet just under the surface.
German[original] Aug 4, 2018 Small and a bit warm because the air conditioning is missing.
they are a bit warm, without attacking us with a expansive foreground.
Because it's simply a beautiful sound- a little sweet, a bit warm and dense, but above all, naturally soft.
a bit warm, truly analog,
they seem also a bit warm, but they reproduce everything precise,