Examples of using Bit less in English and their translations into Spanish
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Bit less.
Moonrider is probably a bit less known.
Bit less cool.
For the rest of us, it's a bit less romantic.
A bit less than before.
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And the DCIs would have a bit less on their plate.
A bit less of the mister, then.
You have made a sad, sad man… just a tiny, tiny bit less sad.
This exercise is a bit less strenuous for the abdominal muscles.
It took about two years for P'tit Lys, a bit less for Emelia.
It runs a bit less smoothly when you want to change the manual settings.
However, MSI installs a stronger GPU but a bit less RAM.
These words usually generate a bit less traffic but are also cheaper.
If it's the other way around,Unclaimed Territory becomes a bit less useful.
Jackson is becoming a bit less relevant in today's market place.
With get/setters, the rules are a bit less simple.
The images are quite graphic, a bit less photographic than the ones I have created before.
We just need to give some thought to our health andeat a bit less.”.
The combined train+bus journey takes a bit less that 15 hours in total;
Heaped teaspoons sea salt(if you are using fine-grain table salt, add a bit less).
Though it has almost the same story(a bit less tragic) as"Everytime.".
While it's a bit less elegant than Casa Battló from the outside, the real treat is up on the roof.
If you prefer a private pool instead of a beach area,opt for the simpler namesake villa for a bit less.
Stuff like that makes me feel a bit less alone, it's like an unconscious serenade;
It is a kindness to every other woman at that wedding that you are just one tiny bit less beautiful.
On the downside,the fixtures in the glass-walled showers were a bit less luxe than we were expecting and had spurty water pressure.
We like a lot the prior fairy version butwe decided to make her a bit more girl and a bit less baby.
The Outer Hebrides are a large collection of small islands that tend to be a bit less touristy and more traditional.
The school prepares its students in such a way that when we go out into the world everything seems a bit less complicated.
If you seek a Dutch-Caribbean vibe similar to the one found in Sint Maarten(but perhaps a bit less built-up), Curacao is a great option.
