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同近义词

• 挑毛病

  pick at   /   nick

词组短语

1. Deliberately pick holes 故意挑毛病

2. pick holes in sth 挑毛病 ; 吹毛求疵

3. To pick holes in 吹毛求疵 ; 找漏洞

4. pick holes in something 自动装置的 ; 自动变速器

5. pick holes in 找某人的碴儿 ; 洗垢求瘢

权威例句

1. It was easy to pick holes in his argument.

在他的论据里挑毛病并不难。

2. As soon as I presented my argument, he began to pick holes in it.

我一提出我的论据, 他就开始吹毛求疵了.《辞典例句》

3. You can pick holes in the idea of Botswana as a model for Africa.

你可以挑剔这种将博茨瓦纳作为非洲范例的思想。

4. As a diligent, incisive, sharp-witted Scorpio, you have an ability to pick holes in any plan, no matter how good.

作为勤奋、深刻又敏感的天蝎，无论多完美的计划都能被你挑出毛病来。

5. It was easy to pick holes in his flimsy argument.

在他那番站不住脚的论点中找漏洞是很容易的。

6. Pass, pass, pass and look to pick holes in United's suddenly creaky back four.

传球、传球、传球、伺机寻找曼联后防四人突然出现的漏洞。

7. He then goes on to pick holes in the article before reaching his conclusion.

他接着在文章中挑了一番刺儿后才作出结论。《柯林斯例句》

8. He then goes on to pick holes in the article before reaching his conclusion.

然后，他继续挑这篇文章的毛病，最后得出了自己的结论。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

9. As a diligent, incisive, sharp-witted Scorpio, you have an ability to pick holes in any plan, no matter how good.

作为勤奋、深刻又敏感的天蝎，无论多完美的计划都能被你挑出毛病来。

10. Push your tongue forward against the holes so that only one hole is uncovered and sounds, This can be either to the left or right of your tongue (hole4 or6), but pick a side and stick to it .

朝一个的方向伸出你的舌头，于是这样只有一个孔没有被盖住并且可以发出声音，这样才能对左边或你的舌 （4孔或6孔） 的右边， 但是你挑选出一面并演奏一个音。

11. As presented, the bill was poorly drawn, and the republican opposition in the House immediately began to pick holes in it.

现在提出的该法案拟订得不好，国会中在野的共和党立刻开始挑剔它的漏洞。

12. It is possible to pick holes in all these arguments.

这些观点中都可能有漏洞.《互联网》

13. Whatever I say, he always pick holes.

我说什么他都挑毛病.《互联网》

14. It is easy for an outsider to pick holes in our program.

一个局外人要想在我们的方案中找缺点是很容易的。《provided by jukuu》

15. Pass, pass, pass and look to pick holes in United's suddenly creaky back four.

传球 、 传球 、 传球、伺机寻找曼联后防四人突然出现的漏洞.《互联网》

16. As soon as I presented my paper, my teacher began to pick holes in it.

我一交上我的论文，我的老师就开始在它的上面挖洞。

17. Why do you always have to pick holes in everything I say?

为什么我说什么你都要挑错?《互联网》

18. Be careful when you give your talk some people will try to pick holes in everything you say.

你在谈话时要当心&有人会在你所说的每句话中寻找漏洞。《provided by jukuu》

19. They pick holes in everything I suggest.

只要是我提的建议他们就挑毛病.《互联网》

20. You can pick holes in most of his arguments.

你可以从他的大多数论据中挑出毛病。《provided by jukuu》

21. It's easy for an outsider to pick holes in our programme.

一个局外人从我们的节目中挑出毛病来是很容易的。

22. It is easy to pick holes in other people's plans, but have you a better one of your own to offer?

要挑别人计划中的毛病很容易，可你自己能不能提出一个较好的方案呢？《provided by jukuu》

23. It was easy to pick holes in his arguments.

找他论据中的漏洞很容易。《牛津高阶英汉双解词典》

24. It was easy to pick holes in his arguments.

找他论据中的漏洞很容易。《牛津词典》

25. And people started to pick holes in the earlier research - critics identified problems in the people chosen for the study.

所以反对者们开始去挑之前研究的刺儿了。 反对者认为问题出在被选中做研究的女人身上。

26. It was easy to pick holes in his argument.

在他的论据里不难找到漏洞.《辞典例句》

27. Chelsea will be too strong, though, and are likely to pick holes in an unconvincing defence.

切尔西依然强盛, 但是他们的稳固的后防可能出现问题.《互联网》

28. It is easy for an outsider to pick holes in our programme.

一个局外人要想在我们的方案中找缺点是很容易的。

29. Two of the Jackals that had been covering their approach had already fallen—bright purple blood fountaining out of huge ragged holes that she could pick out even at this distance.

两个监视着他们前进路径的豺狼已被消灭——亮紫色鲜血喷涌而出，豺狼身上巨大的弹孔就连在她的位置也清晰可见。

30. Why must you pick holes in everything I say?

你为什么偏要对我说过的每一句话找岔子 呢 ?《互联网》

31. I'm sure he could pick holes in your argument.

我肯定他能在你的论点中找出问题。

32. Pick close to where you want the edge of the eye socket to be for each eye. You can currently create only two holes.

采摘紧挨您要眼球孔的边缘是为每只眼睛的地方。您只能当前创造二个孔。

33. I'm sure he could pick holes in your argument.

我肯定他能在你的论点中找出问题.《辞典例句》

34. As soon as I presented my argument, they began to pick holes in it.

我一提出我的论点，他们就开始吹毛求疵了。

35. He is always ready to pick holes in others.

他动不动就给别人找岔子。

实用例句

1. The champion continued to pick holes in King's defence but unwisely began taunting his opponent as early as the second.

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2. In contrast to Everton's tight defensive line, Arteta and Cahill were able to pick holes and expose frailties in the home side's rearguard.

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3. Mr Jones can pick holes in the prosecution's testimony, ask awkward questions about the defendants' links to other people who were never indicted, and cast doubt on laboratory evidence showing traces of explosive on Mr McVeigh's clothes.

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4. Of course, as a journalist, it can sometimes be all too easy to fly into a country and pick holes in other people's efforts.

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5. It was no surprise, therefore, when Vidic reduced the deficit from Tevez's pull-back after good work in the box by Rooney - and it preceded a last 20 minutes that saw United pile forward and Zenit attempt to pick holes in the Reds' defence on the break.

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6. It is possible to pick holes in these figures.

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7. If the Quest is to come with a panoramic skylight, the robot also knows to pick up the steel roof panel with large rectangular holes in it.

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8. The publication of their results is a call for help to pick holes in their methods, and save physics as we now know it.

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9. He would constitute a pick of luxury for the Jets, since they have major holes at offensive line and safety, one of which they likely will address in the first round.

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10. Campaigns have already been launched against a return to a 10-team league and pundits are queuing up to pick holes in the plan.

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11. Even if they know their client to be guilty, defence lawyers are supposed to pick holes in the prosecution's arguments, and to get their clients off.

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12. The government had delayed publication of the Medical Research Council's report, while the official statistics agency sought to pick holes in its findings.

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