Examples of using To get a bit in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Not afraid to get a bit dirty.
To get a bit more control, we proceed as follows.
Don't be afraid to get a bit dirty.
The evolving discussion overrenewable energy technologies has a tendency to get a bit technical.
I then started to get a bit bored.
This allows users to get a bit of extra motivation through online challenges with friends or working to achieve virtual badges.
The others do seem to get a bit left out.
Oh, it's nice to get a bit of time to yourself, isn't it?
This is where things tend to get a bit tricky.
Father tends to get a bit cranky when his oxygen runs low.
But this is where things tend to get a bit confusing.
I'm starting to get a bit pessimistic.
But these days,modern couples are exercising the option to get a bit creative.
I was beginning to get a bit desperate.
We had a routine of late morning beach- leaving by about 1:30 or so, but on the first day we were closer to 2pm anddiscovered that it's hard to get a bit to each on the mainland after 2/2:30.
It was time to get a bit sandy.
With so many ingredients and their actions on the whole system,it's only natural for people to get a bit scared of this formulation.
So I decided to get a bit creative.
Even thinking about it started to get a bit stressful.
He was beginning to get a bit annoyed about that.
Then I got a new camera and everything started to get a bit more serious.
I allowed myself to get a bit swept up in the fantasy.
Please visit the gallery to get a bit of the atmosphere.
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We also managed to get a bit of tourism done.
Are all places I want to get a bit more detail written about.
She apparently consults her psychic on a regular basis, just to get a bit of insight and reassurance that she's going to stay on top of her game and not just plummet to obscurity.