Examples of using Know a bit in English and their translations into Russian
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I know a bit about it.
As for Draco Malfoy I know a bit more.
I know a bit of Latin, too.
And she seems to know a bit about the family.
I know a bit about the subject.
Maybe we should wait until we know a bit more?
I do know a bit about war.
Not with mathematics, probably, but I know a bit about history.
You know, a bit full-on.
In response to questions which were asked of us, we put together a group of more"mathematically minded" individuals in our Assembly,some of whom also know a bit about the ancient Hebrew& Greek texts of the Bible.
I know a bit about your case.
Are you surprised I know a bit about my beloved girl?
I know a bit about these things.
Captain, I know a bit about Kafka.
I know a bit about what's going on.
I think I know a bit about politics.
I know a bit about medicine myself.
Well, he does know a bit about dragons.
I know a bit about sonic technology myself.
So, you see, I know a bit about family promises.
I know a bit about women's shoes.
Well, I know a bit about cricket.
We know a bit about the gentleman from Seoul.
I want to let you know a bit about the changes in the sites themselves, that is, the updates.
I know a bit about corporate culture, so.
I do know a bit about the law, actually.
You know, a bit of time off work and, you know, find my voice.
Now that you know a bit of the Happy Tree Friends, you can enjoy your Grim Adventures of drama and terror they present.
Now that you know a bit more about the LocalLIbrary website and what you're going to learn, it's time to start creating a skeleton project to contain our example.
Now that you know a bit more about anemia itself, you probably want to know about the symptoms of anemia in order to determine how to treat anemia.