英语词汇“nitpicking”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

nitpicking

/ˈnɪtpɪkɪŋ

noun [mass noun] informal

Fussy or pedantic fault-finding: nitpicking over tiny details [as modifier]: a nitpicking legalistic exercise...

If, occasionally, his run-on sentences tax your patience and his scrupulous accuracy verges on pedantic, nit-picking neurosis, you never feel like giving up on him - he's too exhilarating.
The message is: it's a free country, and an Englishman's home is his castle - just as long as you don't happen to live under the ridiculous and nit-picking rules of a Residents' Association.
People are that much harsher with new writers, as though they cannot tell the difference between constructive criticism and plain old nit-picking.

Derivatives

nitpick

/ˈnɪtpɪk

/ verb ...

The movie makes people talk and no matter how much the press nit-picks at it I think the audience does realize that this movie, like most documentaries, is made to make you think and ask why and this movie does that very well.
But I also think that women should work how they wish to work, and some of the guys (although certainly not all of them) can be very quick to nit-pick at women who don't do things exactly as said guys think they should.
I could probably nit-pick at least six comma problems, the missing apostrophe, and some other small stuff.

nitpicker

/ˈnɪtpɪkə

/ noun ...

For those nit-pickers out there, yes, the album wasn't released in 2004-in fact, disk one was actually released in 2001.
As this column and other nit-pickers have noted before, terrorism is a squishy concept.
It's just that case-hardened nit-pickers like me can't help noticing these things.

nitpicky

adjective ...

There are also a few nitpicky reasons why I hate the class.
To be a bit nitpicky, the timing was slightly off throughout our meal.
This is where the censorship people would have to get nit picky.

单词	nitpicking
释义	nitpicking /ˈnɪtpɪkɪŋ / noun [mass noun] informal Fussy or pedantic fault-finding: nitpicking over tiny details [as modifier]: a nitpicking legalistic exercise... If, occasionally, his run-on sentences tax your patience and his scrupulous accuracy verges on pedantic, nit-picking neurosis, you never feel like giving up on him - he's too exhilarating. The message is: it's a free country, and an Englishman's home is his castle - just as long as you don't happen to live under the ridiculous and nit-picking rules of a Residents' Association. People are that much harsher with new writers, as though they cannot tell the difference between constructive criticism and plain old nit-picking. Derivatives nitpick /ˈnɪtpɪk / verb ... The movie makes people talk and no matter how much the press nit-picks at it I think the audience does realize that this movie, like most documentaries, is made to make you think and ask why and this movie does that very well. But I also think that women should work how they wish to work, and some of the guys (although certainly not all of them) can be very quick to nit-pick at women who don't do things exactly as said guys think they should. I could probably nit-pick at least six comma problems, the missing apostrophe, and some other small stuff. nitpicker /ˈnɪtpɪkə / noun ... For those nit-pickers out there, yes, the album wasn't released in 2004-in fact, disk one was actually released in 2001. As this column and other nit-pickers have noted before, terrorism is a squishy concept. It's just that case-hardened nit-pickers like me can't help noticing these things. nitpicky adjective ... There are also a few nitpicky reasons why I hate the class. To be a bit nitpicky, the timing was slightly off throughout our meal. This is where the censorship people would have to get nit picky.
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