Examples of using Bit afraid in English and their translations into Romanian
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Not a bit afraid.
But she's always just a tiny bit afraid.
Not a bit afraid.
I want to tell you something, but I'm a bit afraid.
He's a bit afraid.
And yet, here you are, and you're not the slightest bit afraid.
He's not a bit afraid.
I'm a bit afraid, but happy to come with you.
I'm surprised you're not a bit afraid yourself.
You got a bit afraid, but it wasn't that.
And I have to tell you,I actually for a moment was a bit afraid.
Maybe I'm a bit afraid… And you?
At rst I was a bit afraid to give talks about Leader+, but after five years in my job, I know that I'm quite good at giving presentations and now I mostly enjoy it: to talk about regional planning, the fascinating aspects of the Leader+ programme, and the pleasure I get from a project when it works.I like to work with people, especially creative, positive, and innovative people: people who are motivated and who have goals.
He's not a bit afraid, is he?
He is a bit afraid But I am sure he will be ok Come.
Rumor has it she's a teensy bit afraid of the water.
To be honest, I'm a bit afraid of such serious diseases, so I try to pass medical tests regularly.
People who are newly discovering this superb grain/seed are still a bit afraid of really trying things out in the kitchen with it.
I was a wee bit afraid myself.
If any one of them can explain it,' said Alice,(she had grown so large in the last few minutes that she wasn't a bit afraid of interrupting him,)'I will give him sixpence.
The queen also noted that Marie was"not a bit afraid of Affie and I hope will have the very best influence upon him.".
I used to be a bit afraid of you before.