a bit

a little bit (spoken)

excuse me; step aside a little bit

Your people

to be opportunistic; to take advantage of a situation; to make an excuse to

excuse me (rudely); step or move aside

As above

(slang) these

some people, those people

a tiny bit; the slightest

little (spoken)

more

Chinese Trumpet

easily

(pronoun) those

those things

a bit more

better

calm down and do it slowly and steadily

do faster; work harder / faster

adj; less; little; seldom

adj.; almost; a bit bad or poor (quality)

Quicker / faster!; hurry up!

hurry up; faster

literally " save it for yourself "; Ironically, ask someone to restrain himself

(verb) to own / possess / have a bit; to own

certain; some

nearly; closely (spoken)

(verb) to get over with something; to accept difficulties, facts and unpleasant reality; to be open-minded

(slang) knowing a part of a story / an event / a situation but not all; knowing a little bit of a story