This is the 7434th most frequent Chinese word.
蛮
"蛮" means "barbaric," "uncivilized," or "quite/rather" depending on context.
In this sentence, '蛮' is used as an adverb similar to 'quite' or 'rather', expressing a moderate degree of positivity.
这家的菜味道蛮好的。
The food at this restaurant is quite good.
Here, '蛮' is used as part of the word '蛮横', which means 'overbearing' or 'unreasonable', suggesting a negative characteristic in behavior.
他的态度有点蛮横。
His attitude is somewhat overbearing.
In this example, '蛮' serves as an adverb to indicate a significant positive feeling or state, similar to 'pretty' or 'quite' in English.