ちょっとした
Meanings
Pre-noun adjective
Usually written in kana
1. slight; minor; trifling; trivial; petty
2. considerable; proper; decent; respectable; quite (a)
Pitch accent
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Composed of
a little; a bit; just a minute; for a moment; somewhat; rather; (not) easily
Examples (29 in total)
There's a small problem.
He is something of a scholar.
He is something of a celebrity.
He is something of an artist.
Tom is something of a musician.
He is something of a magician.
He is something of a stamp collector.
This is a little gift for you.
I think he is something of a poet.
I feel like it's become a bit of a trauma for me.
I tried a little payback.
A minor problem came up.
I brought you a little something.
I've been trying to get a little exercise every day.
A slight difference can drastically change the meaning.
At the time, this became a minor talking point even in the media.
Tom bought a small gift for Mary.
I had a slight accident while trekking in Nepal.
I am something of an authority on the matter of being a nuisance.
Since there is little entertainment, they probably make a fuss even over such trivial things.
There's a little bite to it, but the bright tone keeps it from being nasty.
There are many small restaurants and cafés in this area.
I also gave him a little something as a Christmas present the other day.
We would often give each other little presents.
Sometimes even small mistakes can lead to big accidents.
We had a little trouble with the equipment yesterday.
He was something of a poet and used to write romantic poems.
Beyond the small grove of trees, there is an old wooden school building.
I may have made some minor mistakes in translation.