些
indefinite quantity; a bit
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesmeasure word
some; a few; a number of
neutralUsed to refer to an unspecified small quantity of people or things, often follows demonstratives or verbs.
I have some fruit here, do you want to eat a little?
All these books were bought by me last month.
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Don't buy so much, just take some is enough.
I went on a trip to Beijing a few days ago.
I plan to go to the supermarket to buy some snacks this weekend.
suffix
slightly; a bit; a little
informalAttached to adjectives to soften the tone, indicating a moderate degree of the described quality, often used in colloquial speech.
This room is slightly bigger than that one just now.
I think this plan is a bit better than the previous one.
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Could you please explain this question in a simpler way?
This clothes would be better if it was a bit looser.
Today is a bit cooler than yesterday.