2. find fault; be picky

The game "finding fault" has been popular for many years. To put it bluntly, finding fault is finding fault. Today, let's look at how to say "finding fault".

1. critical

It is said that the word comes from "catching lice" and nit means "lice". Lice are small, but they are really annoying, so people have to "catch lice" to find fault, and later the word has become "finding fault" Nit means unimportant details. He tried to tell her not to be picky all the time.

The nitpicker stands for "the nitpicker". How do you describe a picky person? It is nitpicking, for example, nitpicking lawyers like to find fault with lawyers.

2. find fault with sb

Finding fault means criticizing and expressing dissatisfaction. For example, he is such a person who always finds fault with others. He is always finding fault with others.

She is a difficult traveling companion and always finds fault with hotels, catering services and tour guides.

Step 3 find fault

It seems that "finding fault" has something to do with pick Pick one in/pick holes in, pick apart and pick to pieces can all be used to mean "finding fault, finding fault and severely condemning". Let's look at a few examples:

As soon as I made my point, he began to find fault.

They gave her a good scolding as soon as she left the room. As soon as she left the room, they began to find fault with her.

The new editor criticized her manuscript to pieces. The new editor criticized her manuscript for no reason.

Do sth in turn.

4. Reserve; Reserve sth.

5. When it's the first time.

6. take it out; invent

7. Take people out to see them off.