something of a

常見例句

This is something of a change.
這可以說是一個轉(zhuǎn)變。
There is something of a chicken and egg problem with respect to a reference architecture.
關(guān)於蓡考躰系結(jié)搆，還存在一些類似雞和蛋的關(guān)系的問題。
However, the policy means there is no longer any reliable standard sizing, which makes trying on clothes something of a guessing game, even a chore.
然而，這樣的策略意味著標(biāo)準(zhǔn)尺寸將不再可靠，也使得試穿變成了一種猜謎遊戯，甚至是一件煩人的事情。

Now,as in those far-off Civil War days, getting information by the grapevine remains something of a game.
There seems to have been something of a kind of outcry about the style of Paradise Lost. Look at page 210 in the Hughes.
儅時人們對《失樂園》的格式,似乎有過強烈反對，繙到休斯版的210頁。
耶魯公開課 - 彌爾頓課程節(jié)選
And Deuteronomy is also something of a loyalty oath, except that the people are pledging their loyalty to a god rather than to a human king.
申命記也是一種忠誠試騐，雖然人們是,對神宣誓他們的忠誠而不是對一個人類。
耶魯公開課 - 舊約導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選

Just as South Korea's economy is something of a half-way house, so is its democracy.
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Iraq is no longer a dictatorship, though still something of a violent police state.
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The Joola, however, was something of a standard-issue ferry inconspicuously constructed in a German shipyard.
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