wèimiǎn...
rather / somewhat too... (未免……)
未免 means “rather too” or “somewhat too.” It often carries a mild critical tone about degree.
Exemplo principal
你这样说未免太直接了。
Nǐ zhèyàng shuō wèimiǎn tài zhíjiē le.
Saying it like that is rather too direct.
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Resumo da lição
Read the sample sentence and notice how 未免…… works in the frame: 未免 A.
未免 is used when the speaker feels a degree is excessive, such as 太早, 太直接, 太严格, 太贵. It is not the same as 难免 or 不免, which mean “hard to avoid.” 未免 usually comments on someone’s action, judgement, or requirement as going too far. It often appears with 太...了.
Estrutura gramatical
未免 A
criticizes or comments that something is too much, too early, too strict, etc.
你这样说未免太直接了。
Nǐ zhèyàng shuō wèimiǎn tài zhíjiē le.
Saying it like that is rather too direct.
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