xiēzi

些子

Word · Measure word

a little bit; a small amount

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

measure word

a little bit; a small amount; some

dialect

Primarily used in northern Chinese dialects (e.g., Beijing, Northeastern Mandarin) as a colloquial measure word for uncountable or plural nouns, often with 一 omitted.

Gěi给
wǒ我
xiē些
zi子
qián钱
 ,
wǒ我
qù去
mǎi买
bāo包
yān烟
 。

Give me a little money, I'm going to buy a pack of cigarettes.

Hái还
shèng剩
xiē些
zi子
fàn饭
 ,
nǐ你
bié别
làng浪
fèi费
le了
 。

There's still a little rice left, don't waste it.

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Tā他
hē喝
le了
xiē些
zi子
jiǔ酒
 ,
liǎn脸
yǒu有
diǎn点
hóng红
 。

He drank a bit of alcohol, his face is a little red.