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ting2 会儿 (in a bit)
'I've done a bit of Latin in my time . . . but I can control it.' - English Only forum
a bit ahead in one place and falling a little behind somewhere else - English Only forum
"A bit" and "a little" can only be used in front of an adjective when the adjective is being used after a verb such as be, but if a noun follows - English Only forum
A bit cold in the year - English Only forum
A bit of slackness and complacency can creep in. - English Only forum
a little / a bit in negative - English Only forum
a sweep like you t' throw in a man's teeth about a bit o' horse-stealin' - English Only forum
adding in a 1 as the low-order bit - English Only forum
all man, with a bit of animal thrown in. - English Only forum
bit a nail in two - English Only forum
come in for a bit - English Only forum
Got a bit of gaming practice in? - English Only forum
Head over <in> a little bit - English Only forum
hit me up in a bit - English Only forum
I have a bit of the Irishman in me. - English Only forum
I might help you a <bit but> keep in mind... - English Only forum
I'll do it in a little bit - English Only forum
I'll see you in just a bit. - English Only forum
I’m in a bit of a dip - English Only forum
I’ve got lodging in a bit of an old cottage in Engine Row very decent - English Only forum
If it bit you in the ass : a less colloquial equivalent to it? - English Only forum
in a bit - English Only forum
in a bit of a bind - English Only forum
In a bit to - English Only forum
In a little bit of a cottage - English Only forum
"It's a bu'st, doctor, I'm afraid," the boy ground out as Dollar knelt in the snow. "Hurting? A bit--but I can stick it." - English Only forum
<May I?> come in to work a bit later tomorrow? [Is there an informal way to ask for permission?] - English Only forum
Meaning confusion: They carried a bit of home in their heart. - English Only forum
Mike had a bit of grit stuck in his eye - English Only forum
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