Meanings of offer a bit in English

They also tend to offer a bit more support than the alternatives.

They had to offer a bit more in terms of underwriting fees.

We offer a bit of rose water for the wife or girlfriend.

While the pole dancing class is very athletic, private parties offer a bit more leeway.

I felt perplexed- Ididn'tknow whether it were not a proper opportunity to offer a bit of admonition.

We have got to offer a bit more -because if you want it, you've got to give it.

To a poor relation you behave as you do to rats to whom you offer a bit of bacon.

Battlestar Galactica executive producer Ronald D. Moore says Friday's episode will offer a bit of respite after last week's shocking revelations.

The result: a product that is fantastic at stopping knives and may offer a bit more protection than garden-variety level IIIA armor.

A nice tape glove can also make slightly loose hand cracks feel more secure, and it can offer a bit more friction.

The site itself might be a little too public for what Cameron wanted, but the bypass would offer a bit of cover.

From beachside venues to wine farms to high-class venues that offer a bit of everything, South African wedding venues really have it all.

The physio comes out, but as Bumble says "there's not much he can do, other than offer a bit of sympathy."

Compared to Tesla's current range-topper, the excellent Model S P90D, the Mission E will offer a bit less power and a slower acceleration time.

For the most part, however, their function remains standard: to hide the basics of the lady bits and offer a bit of protection from chafing.

His bounty of nearly $1,000 will offer a bit of a buffer, he says, in case he incurs unexpected costs.