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When the measure word "些" is used before nouns, it indicates an indefinite amount: 喝些什么，一些苹果
It can also be used before or after verbs or adjectives to indicate a very small amount, or to a small degree: 好些了,放松一些 (please refer to the example sentences).

lisaC

Please note that when "些" indicates an indefinite amount (before nouns), we can only use 一 in the front -- other numerals are not allowed. For example, we can say 吃一些苹果（eat some apples), or simply omit the number "one" and say 吃些苹果.
些 can also be after pronouns, such as 这些, 那些, 哪些.

lisaC

些 is "some", the meaning of it is "some". And used as example... 我要吃些的米饭。(if I'm wrong pls correct me)

kotoslav

How is 些 (xie) used in a sentence?

个学生

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些 (xiē) is used to indicate a small amount of something. For example, 你有些钱吗？(nǐ yǒu xiē qián ma?) meaning "Do you have some money?". It can also be used after adjectives or verbs to indicate a small degree of something, for example 我有点儿累了 (wǒ yǒu diǎnr lèi le) meaning "I'm a bit tired".

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