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nitpick
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/ˈnɪt.pɪk/
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/ˈnɪt.pɪk/
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nitpick
noun
nitpicks
pl
UK
/ˈnɪtpɪk/
US
/ˈnɪtpɪk/
chipotage
Familier : critique ou remarque tatillonne.
The editor's nitpick about the font size seemed trivial to the author.
Le chipotage de l’éditeur sur la taille de la police semblait dérisoire à l’auteur.
Additional translations
pinaillage
Familier : tendance à relever ou à discuter des détails insignifiants.
Synonyms
fuss
petty objection
hair-splitting
quibble
criticism
nitpick
verb
nitpicked
Past Simple
nitpicked
Past Participle
nitpicking
Gerund
UK
/ˈnɪt.pɪk/
US
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chipoter
Familier : critiquer ou contester des détails insignifiants.
She tends to nitpick every little detail of the report, making it difficult to finalize.
Elle a tendance à chipoter sur le moindre détail du rapport, ce qui rend sa finalisation difficile.
Additional translations
ergoter
Soutenu : discuter ou critiquer de façon tatillonne.
pinailler
Familier : insister excessivement sur des détails secondaires.
Synonyms
fuss
quibble
split hairs
cavil
dawdle
Definitions
nitpick
noun
A minor criticism or objection.
The editor's nitpick about the font size seemed trivial to the author.
The act, habit, or practice of discovering and pointing out trivial or petty faults.
Excessive nitpick during code reviews can demoralize developers.
nitpick
verb
To find fault or criticize in a petty or overly meticulous way.
She tends to nitpick every little detail of the report, making it difficult to finalize.
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