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Pick apart Meaning in English

expression

ˈpɪk/ /əˈpɑɹt
PIK-uh-PART
pˈɪk/ /ɐpˈɑːt
PIK-uh-PAHT

释义

To criticize something in detail, especially to point out flaws, or to carefully analyze and break it down into its parts.

用法与细微差别

Common in informal speech, often used for strong or detailed criticism, especially of ideas, arguments, or creative work. Can sound negative if overused. Also applies when analyzing something deeply without negative intent.

例句

She loves to pick apart every movie she watches.

basic

The teacher picked apart my essay line by line.

basic

They picked apart the plan to find its weaknesses.

basic

Don’t worry, she always picks apart presentations—it just means she’s paying attention.

natural

He likes to pick apart arguments just to prove his point.

natural

People on the internet love to pick apart every tiny detail.

natural