Examples of using To get a bit in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Time to get a bit scared.
I tend to get a bit restless.
We're going to get a bit more from him, I hope.- Possibly.
They come in the shop trying to get a bit on the side.
I have started to get a bit tired of all these exhibitions dealing with death and decadence.
People also translate
The ice has started to get a bit thinner.
I'm starting to get a bit more understanding for when
Naughty though. Someone's going to get a bit of a slap.
It's going to get a bit cooler around here.
even the bad guys, and people tend to get a bit uptight.
Well, I tend to get a bit restless.
wait for those 4 parrots to show to get a bit of action going.
It's starting to get a bit embarrassing.
there are also amateur take college ladies only wanting to get a bit extra.
Someone's going to get a bit of a slap.
Oh, my! Maybe we need to get a bit of KillerWhale.
there is a tendency for your device to get a bit slower.
Well, I tend to get a bit restless. And the rain.
plan to setup an appointment to get a bit more aggressive on the allergy front.
Anyone know how to get a bit more, um, air out of these things?
Yesterday the nurses started to get a bit worried as well.
Although it appears to get a bit out, you can walk to the beach perfectly,
Imagine how useful it is for kids to get a bit frightened sometimes.
This job started to get a bit depressing for him, so he decided on a career switch
Oh dear, this hallowed turf is starting to get a bit messed up, if I'm honest.
Do the boy good… to get a bit of senseless violence into his life.
workers need to get a bit of life to them would be able to work until the main meal.
She told us you used to get a bit carried away in your lovemaking.
Our network activity in space is really going to get a bit frenetic here in the coming months,” Desch said.