「有点儿 + 形容词」（略微，多含不如意） "yǒudiǎnr + xíngróngcí"
「有点儿 + 形容词」（略微，多含不如意）（"yǒudiǎnr + xíngróngcí"）means “有点儿 + adjective: a bit … (usually something undesirable)”. 有点儿 goes BEFORE an adjective to mean 'a bit / somewhat', usually about something the speaker finds undesirable: 今天有点儿冷 'it's a bit cold today'. Formation: 有点儿 + 形容词/心理动词（表程度轻微，常带不满）
有点儿 + adjective: a bit … (usually something undesirable)
HSK2Formation
有点儿 + 形容词/心理动词（表程度轻微，常带不满）
Explanation
有点儿 goes BEFORE an adjective to mean 'a bit / somewhat', usually about something the speaker finds undesirable: 今天有点儿冷 'it's a bit cold today'. ⚠ Don't confuse with 一点儿, which goes AFTER an adjective for a comparison (贵一点儿 'a bit more expensive'). 有点儿 is often shortened to 有点.
Examples
Note
有点儿 + adj (before, negative nuance) vs adj + 一点儿 (after, comparison).
FAQ
「有点儿 + 形容词」（略微，多含不如意） — what does it mean and how is it used?
有点儿 + adjective: a bit … (usually something undesirable). 有点儿 goes BEFORE an adjective to mean 'a bit / somewhat', usually about something the speaker finds undesirable: 今天有点儿冷 'it's a bit cold today'. ⚠ Don't confuse with 一点儿, which goes AFTER an adjective for a comparison (贵一点儿 'a bit more expensive'). 有点儿 is often shortened to 有点.
「有点儿 + 形容词」（略微，多含不如意） — how do you form it?
有点儿 + 形容词/心理动词（表程度轻微，常带不满）
「有点儿 + 形容词」（略微，多含不如意） — any usage notes?
有点儿 + adj (before, negative nuance) vs adj + 一点儿 (after, comparison).