Sentence examples of "Несколько" in Russian with translation "a little"

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Этот парень несколько более задумчив. This guy is a little more contemplative.
Несколько переворотов - чуть больше времени. Multiple flips, a little more time.
Конечно, это уже несколько сложнее. And that would be - of course that gets a little more complicated.
Это мне кажется несколько глупым. That seems a little silly to me.
Это звучит несколько безвкусно, Джек. It's a little hammy, Jack.
Это помогло несколько приостановить снижение фунта. This helped to stem the pound’s decline a little.
Я получил образование несколько иным образом. I just happened to get my education in a little different way.
Но таких роботов несколько трудно программировать. But robots like this, they're a little hard to program.
Я считаю, что мы несколько перевыполнили план. We're doing a little better than not getting cancelled.
Я говорил, что водитель несколько темная личность. I'm told that the driver is a little shady.
Я попал в несколько неприятное положение, Сержант. I got myself in a little bit of a pickle, Sarge.
Чтобы скрыть форму, мы несколько изменили соотношение сторон. Now to conceal the shape, we changed the aspect ratio a little bit.
И - да, это несколько действующая на нервы обстановка. And yes, it's a little nerve-wracking.
Я бы сказал, что это уже несколько чересчур». I would say this is a little bit too much.”
Ну, у него получилось несколько лучше, чем "бесплатно". Well he did a little bit better than free.
Итак, после этого мои картины стали несколько жестокими. So, after this, my works turned a little violent.
Печать из PowerPoint Online может показаться несколько необычной. Printing from PowerPoint Online may seem a little unusual.
И судя из этого, она несколько похожа на чизбургер. And judging from this, it looks a little like a cheeseburger.
Нам придется попросить людей выйти на пенсию несколько позже We've got to start thinking about asking people to retire a little bit later.
Спустя несколько мгновений, вам придётся отпрянуть - огонь начинает обжигать. Then, after some moments, you just go a little back, and then it starts burning.
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