How to Say ‘More noticeable’ in Traditional Chinese
比較明顯
bǐ jiào míng xiǎn
[bee-jyao míngxiǎn]
💬 Usage Tip: 比較 (bǐ jiào) before an adjective means "more" or "rather", even when nothing is directly being compared: 比較甜 "sweeter", 比較貴 "pricier".
Phrase Breakdown
比較
bǐ jiào
[bee-jyao]
comparatively; relatively; more
Used to compare and say something is relatively more so.
有代客泊車的話，找車位會比較容易。
If there is valet parking, finding a parking spot will be relatively easier.
明顯
míng xiǎn
[míngxiǎn]
obvious; noticeable
Easy to notice or perceive.
苦味很明顯。
The bitterness is noticeable.
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