What does quite mean, and how does quite go.

QUITE means: advQuite;Completely;10 points;Very.

Usage: 1. Quite can be used as a strong word to strengthen the tone, the meaning is equivalent to the Chinese "complete, very", often used in conjunction with adjectives without comparative level (such as correct, unique, etc.) and adjectives or adverbs that indicate extreme (such as amazing, unbelievable, brilliantly, etc.).

2. Quite can also be used as a word to weaken the tone, often used in conjunction with adjectives and adverbs with comparative levels, in order to change the strength of these words, which means "incomplete", which is equivalent to "okay, more or less, almost" in Chinese.

3. Not quite means "incompletely", which is used to indicate a small difference, and is generally used in conjunction with adjectives that are not comparatively important (such as full, perfect, etc.).

4. When quite is used to modify the adjective used as a definite, it is generally placed before the article, and sometimes it can also be placed after the indefinite article a, but it can only be used when there is an adjective before the noun;Strictly speaking, quite a is used to modify the whole sentence, and a certain is used to modify the word.

5. Quite can also be used as a reply, meaning "agree, good", "right", especially in British English, where quine is equivalent to an interjection.

6. Quite can also modify verbs, participles and prepositional phrases.

Pronunciation: English [kwa t], American [kwa t].

Example sentence: He was quite young

He was quite young.

synonyms: 1, completely

Pronunciation: English [k m'pli tli], Mei [k m'pliːtli]

Meaning: advCompletely;Very much;Completely.

Example sentence: a mosquito netting completely surrounds our bed

A mosquito net completely surrounded our bed.

2、entirely

Pronunciation: English [ n'ta li], Mei [ n'taɪərli]

Meaning: advCompletely;all.

Example sentence: I entirely agree with you

I completely agree with you.

3、fairly

Pronunciation: English [.]'fe li], beauty ['ferli]

Meaning: advJustly; Quite a bit.

Example sentence: This company deals fairly with every client

This company treats every customer fairly.

The Chinese meaning is very, very, very.

Quite means "quite; "completely", is an adverb, but it is special. It can not only modify verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and participles, but also nouns, prepositional phrases, etc.

1. Quite modifies adjectives, adverbs, etc. For example:

sheisquite

Right She was absolutely right.

thisisquite

It's completely impossible.

iknowhowto

usethe

machine

Quitewell I know exactly how to use this machine.

heworked

Quitehard He works hard.

2. Quite modifies nouns.

1 When there is no adjective modification before a noun, quite should be placed before the article. For example:

Quitalot (many), quite

atime (for a long time), quite

Aneffort, Quite

awhile (for a fairly long period of time), quiteafew (quite a lot), quite

alittle (quite a lot; A large amount).

2 When a noun is preceded by an adjective, it may be placed before or after the article, but it is more common to precede the article. For example:

heisquite

aclever

boy (more common).

or heisaquite

clever

boy He's a pretty smart kid.

3. Quite is used in conjunction with NOT, often forming a "notquite" structure, which means "not fully ......".For example:

sheisnotquite

well she didn't quite **.

idon't

quiteunderstand

theproblem I didn't fully understand the question.

Fourth, "exactly the same" should be used exactly

thesame, not quite

thesame。"Not exactly" can be said no

quitethesame。

5. "Totally agree" can be said to be quite

agree, but the antonym generally doesn't say quite

disagree。

The difference between Quite and Quiet is:

First, the reference is different.

1. Quite: Quite.

2. quiet: soft.

Second, the focus is different.

1. Quite: This is an adverb.

2. quiet: This is an adjective.

3. Different citations and usages.

1. Quit: Quite can also be used as a word to weaken the tone, often used in conjunction with adjectives and adverbs with comparative grades, in order to change the strength of these words, which means "incomplete", which is equivalent to "still, more or less, almost" in Chinese.

2. quiet: The basic meaning of quiet is "quiet", and when modifying things, it generally means "still and motionless, without sound". When decorating people, it generally means "quiet", and when modifying colors and clothing, it generally means "elegant".

1. The pronunciation is different from the meaning

quiet [ kwa t] ѧ ѧ (adj); Calm (n); Make quiet (v).

quite [kwa t] quite (adv); Please note that Quite is sometimes a polite way to mean 'not quit'.

2. The letters are arranged differently

The words quiet and quite contain exactly the same number of letters, and only the letters e and t are arranged differently in terms of spelling. The difference in the pronunciation of the two words is also caused by the difference in the position of the letter e.

3. The syllables are different.

quite, is the standard relative open syllable, we all know the relative open syllable this word structure: a single vowel letter + consonant (generally a single consonant letter, except for the letter r) + the end of the word does not pronounce e. A single vowel letter is pronounced in a relatively open syllable with the vowel sound of the letter itself, and the e at the end of the word is not pronounced.

The pronunciation of the letter i in the word quite, represented by phonetic transcription, is [a], which is the pronunciation of the letter itself. The letter q, in English, has no independent pronunciation and spelling, can only be with u, qu is generally pronounced [kw] at the beginning of the word. The pronunciation of the word quite, which is phonetically denoted by [kwa t].

In the word quiet, the letter i is pronounced the same [a], and the letter e is pronounced as schwa, which I call a light vowel, which is represented by phonetic transcription as [ ].

In general, when similar spellings such as ie, ia, and io appear in the middle of a word, they are often divided into two syllables, so that the letter i is the end of the previous syllable, so this syllable is an absolute open syllable (a syllable ending in a single vowel letter). In an absolutely open syllable, a single vowel letter pronounces the vowel sound of its own pronunciation.

In the specific case of the word quiet, two syllables are drawn between i and e: qui·et, qui is the first syllable, stressed syllable, and the letter i pronounces the vowel pronunciation of its own pronunciation [a]. The second syllable et, because it is not stressed, the pronunciation of the letter e is reduced to a light vowel, [

1. Very; Quite, very; Indeed, Bibo is true.

2. Quite is an adverb of degree, which can modify adjectives, adverbs and verbs to express the meaning of "quite" and "very".

Hand eggplant Xiang 3, quite big good cold warm interesting: quite big good cold warm and interesting.

4、he plays quite well.He behaved quite well.

5、i quite like opera.I love opera. Nachong.

QUITE means: very; Quite;Completely;

Word pronunciation: English [kwa t], American [kwa t] phrase collocation: quite satisfactory in the regular; Relatively satisfied.

quite little ; Many.

quite correct; Quite rightly.

quite enough ; Very sufficient.

quite something is great; Unusual ; Translation.

quite often ; Many times ; It means all the time.

quite right; That's right; Right.

quite sure ; Quite certainly ; Pretty sure ; Absolutely.

Bilingual example sentence: I am quite to do anything for you

I'm more than happy to do anything for you.

i quite agree with him.

I couldn't agree more with him.

what to do is one question, and how to do it is quite another.

What should be done and how it should be done are two completely different questions.