Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• This phrase may sound redundant because the word bit on its own can mean " piece" (as in "a bit of news"), so "a little bit" is often preferred to reinforce the idea  ...
• For example, Here's a bit of wrapping paper, or It'll be ready in a bit, or Just wait a bit. [ c. 1600 ]. 2. Somewhat or rather, as in It stings a bit, or Will you have a bit ...
• See you 'in a bit'. Hi everyone, Waht is the meaning of the "a bit" in this sentence " See you in a bit< what is the meaning of a bit in this sentence.
• Derived from the saying "I'll see you in a bit" but obviously shortened for easy use . Obviously this word means exactly the same as "Good Bye". I must go and ...

• We haven't talked in a while.
• "In a while, the twelve Gold Saints here will concentrate on Aioros' arrow focusing on the cosmo." spiega.
• I hadn't done any in a while.
• Doctor'll check on you in a while.
• Furthermore, I'll be going out in a while.
• In a while more my body will be fully dominated by Hades! esorta Shun.
• We have to return in a while.
• I haven't done that in a while.