Examples of using Bit of a disappointment in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The iPad Mini 3 is a bit of a disappointment.
The DC jack is a bit of a disappointment, because it means you will need to take the included AC adapter with you everywhere;
It's okay, but still a bit of a disappointment.***.
If yesterday was a bit of a disappointment in the romance stakes you can certainly make up for it today.
At first the Grand Piano School was a bit of a disappointment.
That was a bit of a disappointment for the network.
Then came the ASUS ZenFone 3 Max(ZC520TL)which was a bit of a disappointment in our view.
Even so, the findings are a bit of a disappointment for physicists who were hoping for hints of completely new physics.
To be honest, it doesn't look significantly more aggressive than the Kodiaq Sportline,which some would say is a bit of a disappointment.
The album's a bit of a disappointment.
If you're not familiar with the P-series line and are used to navigating a digital piano by way of an LCD screen,this might come as a bit of a disappointment.
The Yoga is a bit of a disappointment this time around, because three of the most important features fell down in some way.
Canon's only real‘superzoom' lens for APS-C format cameras is the EF-S 18-200mm, which is about 10 years old, has a rather basic autofocus system,and is frankly a bit of a disappointment.
Despite personalization being a bit of a disappointment when it comes to results, marketers are still putting money into personalization technology.
The text-heavy app also has a handy glossary and tips section, but some will find the lack of diagrams, videos,and motion tracking to be a bit of a disappointment, given the price tag.
The bad news: Perhaps one of the SD980's most enticing features,the 24mm wide-angle lens is a bit of a disappointment- it suffers from significant barrel distortion and softness at the outer regions of the frame.
This may come off as a bit of a disappointment to some, especially for people like me who had been waiting nearly 8 months since its original February 13th release date in Japan for this movie to be released on BD and subbed.
In light of the more positive housing numbers we have seen in the last week or so,this might be a bit of a disappointment,'' said Omer Esiner, chief market strategist at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
Given that our connected age has been a bit of a disappointment, given that the internet of things is mostly a joke, given that it's no easier to get a document from your Android phone onto your LG TV than it was 10 years ago, maybe there is something to the idea of letting the AIs of our world just talk it out on our behalf.
And the tourist brochures pointed me in the direction of this bridge-- I love bridges, metaphorically and symbolically and structurally--and it was a bit of a disappointment, because of the sludge from the river was encrusted on it; it really wasn't in use.
A bit of disappointment if I am honest.
This year, my birthday includes a bit of disappointment.
Even as I am writing this, I have a bit of disappointment inside me because I lost about $150 yesterday.
And a bit of disappointment that my time with TFC was coming to an end as I move back to Deutschland to finish my studies.
There is a bit of disappointment but I think that this game must give us confidence to trust that in the second leg that qualification is open.
In light of the available evidence, Dr. Niesen's disappointment was perhaps a bit too much, too soon.
His latest researchindicates the premium devices are actually a bit of a sales disappointment.
Graphics performance is quite poor and you're in for disappointment if you plan to do a bit of gaming on the Galaxy M10.
And judging by the interest and subsequent disappointment over Windows 10 on ARM devices, many are willing to sacrifice a wee bit of clock speed when it translates to a longer battery life, even when always connected.