No. 3,539 in Chinese
比較
"比較" means "to compare."
In a sentence
這部電影比較有趣。
This movie is relatively interesting.
Here, '比較' is used to indicate a relative measure or comparison in terms of interest level, suggesting that the movie is more interesting compared to others.
他比較喜歡喝茶而不是咖啡。
He prefers drinking tea rather than coffee.
In this example, '比較' is used to express a preference or comparative level of liking for tea over coffee.
我覺得今天的天氣比較涼。
I think today's weather is relatively cool.
'比較' is used to imply that today's weather is cooler compared to other days, indicating a subjective feeling of relative coolness.
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