这对于她来说 不见得是个好事
“For her, that might not be a good thing.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
紧接着毕业上初中 又面临一个适应过程
“she'll graduate and start middle school right away. She'll face another adjustment period.”
这 对 于她 来说 不见得 是个 好事
“For her, that might not be a good thing.”
“I really can't bear to leave my good friends in my class. Right?”
“You might think this is progress, but it will disrupt her life and cause unnecessary stress.”
Rather than flatly saying something is harmful, native speakers often use '不见得' (not necessarily) to maintain harmony while signaling strong reservations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not necessarily a good thing
Used as a polite, hedged disagreement to point out potential hidden downsides of an apparent advantage.