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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit of a wait" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a short period of time that one has to wait for something. Example: "There was a bit of a wait at the restaurant, but it was worth it for the delicious food."
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And there was a bit of a wait for the main courses.
After a bit of a wait, we were told the results were normal.
There remains "a bit of a wait and see approach" from some governments, he adds.
There's a bit of a wait to enter a Russian-collusion dispensary.
This involves a bit of a wait, true, but it is a real pleasure to eat.
SERVICE -- Well-meaning guidance with a bit of a wait between courses.
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Though, we could now be looking at a bit of a waiting game.
Some of rule's critics didn't love all the changes that had previously been under consideration, so there's a bit of a wait-and-see attitude toward the current process.
It's a bit of a waiting game; we're at their mercy".
Perhaps they're waiting for Google I/O? Seems a bit of a long wait to release something that was more or less ready late last year.
It was just a bit of a longer wait and that's it".
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