English–Chinese
“quite” in Chinese
How to say “quite” in Chinese
“Quite” in Chinese is 挺 (tǐng).
Shows that a feeling or quality stands out as fairly strong without making it absolute.
Example sentences with 挺
他昨天工作到很晚，今天挺累的。tā zuó tiān gōng zuò dào hěn wǎn jīn tiān tǐng lèi de
He worked until very late yesterday, so he is quite tired today.
Tips for using 挺
- 挺 (tǐng, "quite") is common in casual conversation, so it helps Chinese comments sound relaxed instead of overly formal.
