Usage of "have a bit"

Encara no tenim significats per a "have a bit".

Ús de have a bit en anglès

McRae, I understand we have a bit of a problem this morning. 
 Wild Storm 

I don't think he'll have a bit of a problem believing me. 
 First flight 

It is necessary to have a bit of patience, as Zlatan said. 
 The Guardian 

In other instances, you'll need to have a bit of technical background. 
 Reuters 

And to have a bit of a holiday, an experience, a change. 
 The Irish Times 

Instead she said, I often have a bit of a cry myself. 
 Corduroy mansions 

I have a bit of crème brulee left over from last night. 
 Bake sale murder 

I'm going to have a bit of fun with this thing first. 
 On the Beach 

Well, maybe we'll have a bit of a honeymoon this month, too! 
 Make your move 

The captain don't have a bit of patience in his whole body. 
 Johannes cabal the necromancer 

By now, surely you have a bit of empathy for Kenya Moore. 
 Ebony 

All right then; I'm hungry and have a bit of work ahead. 
 The Strange Case of Cavendish 

We have a bit of that here, but hopefully not too much. 
 The Guardian 

There is one poem I think that we have a bit overworked: 
 Sermons on Biblical Characters 

If he was still being tailed, he'd have a bit of fun. 
 Secret of the seventh son 

But in the warm-up I did have a bit of a shock. 
 The Guardian 

have

Verb

Determinant

Nom

Have a bit a través del temps

Have a bit per variant geogràfica

Sudàfrica

Comú

Austràlia

Comú

Nova Zelanda

Comú

Més varia

Significats de have a bit en anglès