How to Say ‘A bit high’ in Simplified Chinese
高一点
gāo yì diǎn
[gaow ee-dyen]
💬 Usage Tip: [高一点] literally means "high a bit," with the adjective first and [一点] after it. This adjective + [一点] pattern works widely: [贵一点], [慢一点], [少一点].
Phrase Breakdown
高
gāo
[gaow]
high
Used to describe a reading above normal.
晚上的血糖会高一点。
The blood sugar in the evening can be a little high.
一点
yì diǎn
[ee-dyen]
a little; a bit
Adds the meaning of a small degree.
饭后血糖高一点是常见的。
It is common for blood sugar to be a little higher after meals.
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