Some people Meaning in English
expression
ˈsəm/ /ˈpipəɫ
SUM PEE-puhl
sˈʌm/ /pˈiːpəl
SUM PEE-puhl
释义
Refers to an unspecified group of people, often used to talk generally or to avoid naming individuals.
用法与细微差别
Used in both neutral and mildly critical contexts; can imply general trends or avoid singling out. Sometimes used to make statements less direct or to introduce opinions gently. Not usually used for very formal writing.
Spanish: algunas personasPortuguese (BR): algumas pessoasPortuguese (PT): algumas pessoasChinese (Simplified): 有些人Chinese (Traditional): 有些人Hindi: कुछ लोगArabic: بعض الناسBengali: কিছু মানুষ - কিছু লোকRussian: некоторые людиJapanese: 一部の人 - ある人たちVietnamese: một số ngườiKorean: 일부 사람들 - 어떤 사람들Turkish: bazı insanlarUrdu: کچھ لوگIndonesian: beberapa orang
例句
Some people like to travel during the summer.
basic
Some people do not eat meat.
basic
Some people are afraid of heights.
basic
I don't get why some people leave trash everywhere.
natural
Did you notice how some people just never say thank you?
natural
Some people think pineapple on pizza is the best thing ever—can you believe it?
natural