finicky 的定义
fin·ick·i·er, fin·ick·i·est.
- excessively particular or fastidious; difficult to please; fussy.
finicky 近义词
overparticular
更多finicky例句
- Whether it’s a too thin or too thick wetsuit, a bikini top that needs constant readjusting, or a hat that won’t stay put, finicky equipment can impact your performance.
- They may be more susceptible to damage over time and tend to be more finicky when it comes to even cooking.
- They’re typically big and finicky, but the new Asus ROG Flow and its XG Mobile eGPU switch it up.
- Some health systems do have experience with keeping finicky vaccines frigid, even in places with limited resources.
- Such a vaccine is key to bringing the pandemic to a swift end since it can be more widely distributed than doses with finicky storage requirements.
- The price reflects its rarity as well, but also the finicky, difficult, and nuanced process of making Champagne.
- Getting solar, wind, or wave power to work requires marrying smart technology to often-finicky government policy.
- Poor folks aint no business to have finicky idees, or tastes, he declared.
- Kyowowy means finicky, and applied to the draper by general consent.
- Like most of our eastern woodsmen, Pete Noël was even finicky about his food, and took all his meat cooked to a brown.
- It's all finicky work with tweezers and magnifying glasses, trying to get everything to fit in that little case.
- Wilhelm Meister was set in a finicky period and its characters wore white wigs and minced about in their actions.