sort of
英 [sɔ:t ɔv] 美 [sɔrt ʌv]

adv.

有几分地；

释义

（想不出恰当的词或不知下面该怎么说时用）可以说，可说是；

英英释义

sort of

• adv.to some (great or small) extent

  同义词：ratherkind ofkinda

双语例句

用作副词(adv.)

1. That would sort of ruin the point.
   那会有几分破坏的意图。

权威例句

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