How to Say ‘Quite clear’ in Simplified Chinese
比较清楚
bǐ jiào qīng chǔ
[bee-jyaow cheeng-choo]
💬 Usage Tip: [比较] before an adjective often softens the statement to 'fairly' or 'relatively.' [比较清楚] can simply mean 'quite clear,' just like [比较简单] 'fairly simple.'
Phrase Breakdown
比较
bǐ jiào
[bee-jyaow]
relatively; quite; comparatively
Used to mean relatively or fairly when describing degree, or to compare things.
这个图表比较清楚。
This chart is relatively clear.
清楚
qīng chǔ
[cheeng-choo]
clear
Describes something easy to see, understand, or explain clearly.
数据很清楚。
The data is very clear.
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