不赖的用英语怎么说

"不赖" (bú lài) is a colloquial Chinese expression that means "not bad" or "not too shabby." It is often used to describe something that is better than expected or of good quality.
The phrase "不赖" is derived from the Chinese character 赖 (lài), which means "to rely on" or "to depend on." The character 不 (bú) is a negation particle that is placed before the verb or adjective to negate its meaning. So, when "不" is placed before "赖," it means "not dependent" or "not relying on."
Here are a few examples of how "不赖" can be used in English:
"The movie was 不赖. It was better than I thought it would be." (这部电影不赖，比我想象的好。)
"I didn't expect the food to be that good, but it was 不赖." (我没想到那顿饭会这么好，但是不赖。)
"Your new haircut looks 不赖. I like it." (你的新发型看起来不赖。我喜欢。)