習(xí)語057:Sort Of 某種程度上
Meaning/Usage: A little; kind of 一點(diǎn) 有點(diǎn) 一部分
Explanation: Usually used to express a lesser degree.
"Dinner was sort of expensive."
"I sort of like her."
"I sort of know how to cook."
A. "Do you know how to get to the airport?"
B. "Sort of. But it's hard for me to explain."
A. "Never mind then, I will just look the directions up."
B. "Sorry I couldn't be more help."
Other Common Sentences
"A little bit."
"I kind of know."
Explanation: Usually used to express a lesser degree.
"Dinner was sort of expensive."
"I sort of like her."
"I sort of know how to cook."
A. "Do you know how to get to the airport?"
B. "Sort of. But it's hard for me to explain."
A. "Never mind then, I will just look the directions up."
B. "Sorry I couldn't be more help."
Other Common Sentences
"A little bit."
"I kind of know."
