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Contraposition Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
just a bit
What does 'just a bit' mean here?
"What did you think of her?"
"Just a bit. We didn't really talk much."
"What did you think of her?"
"Just a bit. We didn't really talk much."
Top answer
it doesn't make sense. Unless the speaker uses British slang, in which 'just a bit' means 'wait a moment'.
- it doesn't make sense.
- Unless the speaker uses British slang, in which 'just a bit' means 'wait a moment'.
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it doesn't make sense.
Unless the speaker uses British slang, in which 'just a bit' means 'wait a moment'.
Unless the speaker uses British slang, in which 'just a bit' means 'wait a moment'.
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