单词 | choosy |
释义 | choosy (once / 51840 pages) adj Someone who's choosy is very particular or picky. If you're choosy about your food, you might refuse to eat at McDonald's no matter how hungry you are. Choosy people often have a reputation for being hard to please — they might take a long time to make a decision, or reject several choices as not being quite right. If you're choosy, you might hold out for the very best of something. An old TV commercial for peanut butter included the line, "Choosy moms choose Jif!" Choosy is an American English word, from choose, from the Old English root ceosan, "choose," and also "accept or approve." WORD FAMILYchoosy: choosier, choosiest USAGE EXAMPLESWith so many crazy and unique items making their way through checkpoints, he can afford to be choosy. Washington Post(Nov 27, 2016) The results reveal why drivers might be choosy. Science Magazine(Nov 18, 2016) The results reveal why taxi drivers in Beijing might be choosy: Those who stuck to trips between major pickup areas netted far more money. Science Magazine(Nov 14, 2016) adj difficult to please Syn choosey fastidious giving careful attention to detail; hard to please; excessively concerned with cleanliness |
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