a bit different
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Definition of a bit different - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
comparisonslightly not the same
  • Her new haircut is a bit different from her usual style.
2.
unusualsomewhat unusual or unique
  • His approach to solving the problem was a bit different but effective.
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Expressions with bit

bit playern.
minor actor with small roles in productions
He started his career as a bit player in local theater productions..
every bitadv.
exactly or completely in every way
She is every bit as talented as her brother.
bit partn.
minor acting role with few lines
She played a bit part in the movie.
wee bitadv.
by a small amount or to a small degree
I am a wee bit tired today.
a bit offadv.
in a slightly wrong or unusual way
His answer sounded a bit off during the interview.
bit by bitadv.
in a gradual manner
She improved her skills bit by bit.

Expressions with different

different animaln.
something fundamentally different in nature or kind
The new software is a different animal altogether.
different breedn.
person or thing with unique qualities
She is a different breed, always thinking outside the box.
different drummern.
someone who thinks or behaves independently
She always followed her own path, a true different drummer.
different storyn.
situation contrasting with a previous one
Yesterday was sunny, but today is a different story.
dance to a different tunev.
change behavior or attitude in a noticeably new or unusual way
After the criticism, he began to dance to a different tune.
march to a different rhythmv.
behave in your own way instead of copying other people
She loves fashion but really marches to a different rhythm.
on a different noteexp.
introducing a new topic or idea
On a different note, have you seen the latest movie?
they are two different animalsexp.
express that two things are very different from each other
They are two different animals when it comes to sports skills!
a different kettle of fishn.
situation completely different from another
The new project is a different kettle of fish.
different ball gamen.
situation that is very different from before
Working here is a different ball game from my last job.

Terms related to a bit different

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Examples of a bit different in a sentence

  • His approach to the problem was a bit different.
  • The design of the building is a bit different from the norm.
  • Her cooking style is a bit different but delicious.

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  1. French:un peu différent, ...
  2. German:etwas anders, ...
  3. Italian:un po' diverso, un po' insolito, ...
  4. Spanish:un poco diferente, ...
  5. Portuguese:um pouco diferente, ...
  6. Chinese:有点不同, 有点特别, ...
  7. Japanese:少し違う, 少し変わった, ...
  8. Arabic:مُخْتَلِف قَلِيلًا, غَيْر مُعْتَاد قَلِيلًا, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְצַת שׁוֹנֶה, מְעַט שׁוֹנֶה, ...
  10. Russian:немного другой, немного необычный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:трохи інший, трохи незвичний, ...
  12. Hindi:थोड़ा अलग, थोड़ा असामान्य, ...

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