未免 Pronunciation and Pinyin
未免 Usage and Examples
a bit too
rather
inevitably
我觉得卧室里用白色未免太素了。
I think white would be too stark for the bedroom.
她说自己多么聪明，未免言过其实。
She makes herself out to be smarter than she really is.
The characters in 未免
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 未
- wèi未liàng亮zhī之shí时Before dawn, Pre-dawn
- wèi未biàn便inconvenient, not convenient
- wèi未xiū修Unrepaired, Not fixed
- wèi未miǎn免yǒu有xiē些a bit too, somewhat
- wèi未miǎn免yóu有diǎn点a bit too, a little too
- wèi未jué决pending, undecided
- wèi未jué决shì事xiàng项pending matters, outstanding issues
- wèi未jǐ几Not long after; before long; soon.
- wèi未chū出Not yet released, Not yet published
- wèi未dào到zhōng中nián年not yet middle-aged, before middle age
- wèi未shēng升not risen, not promoted
- wèi未bǔ卜unforeseen, unpredictable
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Open the tool →Questions about 未免
What does 未免 mean in Chinese?
未免 (wèi miǎn) means “a bit too, rather, inevitably”.
How do you pronounce 未免?
未免 is pronounced wèi miǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “a bit too” in Chinese?
“a bit too” is 未免 (wèi miǎn) in Chinese.
How is 未免 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 未免, each with pinyin and an English translation.