Examples of using Bit hard in English and their translations into Russian
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Maybe a bit harder.
It's a bit hard with the baby, but I'm not complaining.
Can you squeeze a bit harder?
Little bit hard to get.
I'm afraid that coffee will be a bit hard to.
Little bit hard to get.
With all due respect I think you're riding the men a bit hard.
That place is a bit hard to find.
It's a bit hard when she's in fairyland.
Been working him a bit hard, ma'am.
Just a bit hard to breathe when climbing up stairs.
The key is a bit hard to turn.
It's a bit hard in our too-developed world, but my friend is.
I know she can be a bit hard to get to know.
The pads retained their velocity sensitivity, butbecame a bit harder.
Easy to do, a bit harder to scalp.
Their number is boosting day by day and keeping an eye on all of them is a little bit hard task.
And maybe a bit hard to love.
May be a bit hard to see the clock if it's too dark, but it is being offset by the nice price.
I think I was a little bit hard on you.
It was just a bit hard to understand what he said.
They all tend to have a sound that is simple, clear, direct, pure, andusually a bit hard with few overtones and no real complexity.
In Barcelona, a bit hard to find free parking for your car.
Well, I think you're being a bit hard on yourself.
Occasionally a bit hard on your daughter's boyfriend, but… you know.
I do, but I think you're being a bit hard on Mr. Dance, Maggie.
Well, it's just a bit hard for other kids to understand… why you won't let anyone close.
Not ordinary people. As for the Americans- of course, it was a bit harder to tell, but, again, everyone was lovely.
A bit harder to navigate the world with the rights of Finland(91 points), Italy and Spain(90 points).
This one seems a bit harder to achieve though.