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hěn very; quite / (also, often used before an adjective without intensifying its meaning, i.e. as a meaningless syntactic element)
半天 bàn tiān half of the day / a long time / quite a while / midair / CL:個|个[ge4]
比较 jiào to compare / to contrast / comparatively / relatively / quite / comparison
相当 xiāng dāng equivalent to / appropriate / considerably / to a certain extent / fairly / quite
mǎn to fill / full / filled / packed / fully / completely / quite / to reach the limit / to satisfy / satisfied / contented
好久 hǎo jiǔ quite a while
tǐng straight / erect / to stick out (a part of the body) / to (physically) straighten up / to support / to withstand / outstanding / (coll.) quite / very / classifier for machine guns
好多 hǎo duō many / quite a lot / much better
guài bewildering / odd / strange / uncanny / devil / monster / to wonder at / to blame / quite / rather
不详 xiáng not in detail / not quite clear
镀金 jīn to gold-plate; to gild / (fig.) to make sth quite ordinary seem special
不善 shàn bad / ill / not good at / not to be pooh-poohed / quite impressive
半信半疑 bàn xìn bàn (idiom) half believing, half doubting; not quite convinced; skeptical
rather / quite / considerably / oblique / inclined / slanting / Taiwan pr. [po3]
颇具 rather / quite / to have much
一反常态 fǎn cháng tài complete change from the normal state (idiom); quite uncharacteristic / entirely outside the norm / out of character
各不相同 xiāng tóng to be quite varied; each one is different
好几 hǎo several / quite a few
颇为 wéi rather / quite
够受的 gòu shòu de to be quite an ordeal; to be hard to bear
好生 hǎo shēng (dialect) very; quite; properly; well; thoroughly
半响 bàn xiǎng half the day / a long time / quite a while
不是味儿 shì wèir not the right flavor / not quite right / a bit off / fishy / queer / amiss / feel bad / be upset
真有你的 zhēn yǒu de You're really quite something! / You're just amazing!
着呢 zhe ne comes at the end of the sentence to indicate a strong degree / quite / rather


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