English–Chinese
“bit too” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinwèi miǎn
Example
这件事未免太简单了吧？zhè jiàn shì wèi miǎn tài jiǎn dān le ba
This matter is a bit too simple, isn't it?
How to say “bit too” in Chinese
“Bit too” in Chinese is 未免 (wèi miǎn).
Frames an adjective as going beyond what the situation calls for, with a mild edge of irony or disapproval.
Example sentences with 未免
他的夸奖未免过火了。tā de kuā jiǎng wèi miǎn guò huǒ le
His praise is rather excessive.
Tips for using 未免
- The word is especially useful in rhetorical questions and complaints, where it signals a speaker's judgment without making the criticism fully direct.