“pick on”可以造什么句，pick on造句

Bullies pick on younger children.

Corporate jets are easy to pick on.

He is really puzzled. He will pick on this and pick it out.

'People pick on people who are different because they're scared.

Never pick on anybody who isn't your own size, son.

I'm not just going to pick on individual investors, I'm going to pick on institutional investors too.

The only pressures I had was when people used to pick on me.

As she was very fussy, it took her a long time to pick on one.

This is not to pick on Nikon - you'll see these warnings in every HD-recording DSLR's manual.

Quality inspectors don't care about elephants. They just ride in other hunters'jeeps and pick on the hunters.

Each country has its region to pick on, the way people in my native Holland take it out on the Belgians, and vice versa.

Generations of children born in several houses are of weak lineage, and there is no one to pick on anybody else.

"But I'm not in your Service. Why do you pick on me?" "Patriotic American. Been here for years. We must have our man in Havana, you know."

Most people's eyes slander is a very rare white iron, light and thin, clean and beautiful, pick on her shoulders, pole leisurely fibrillation is simply a pleasure.

I do not focus on the Limits to growth world model because I want to pick on its potent political implications (the first version did, after all, inspire a generation of antigrowth activists).

pick one's way along a muddy path

In response, the application would show a list of flights on the cell phone screen, and the user could then pick one of the flights either by speaking or using the stylus.

Why pick on Huawei?

Don't always pick on your little brother.

They always pick on him to do the unpleasant jobs.

Men don't like chattering women. Don't always pick on them. It will only confuse him.

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On the road of life, never pick on tears, but also do not refuse to change, all these are an achievement, are also norms.

" He told the others, "Don't pick on someone because he keeps to himself. If you make trouble, I'll kick you all out!

The man was wearing simple shirts and jeans, with a cigarette on his lips, a slight pick on his eyebrows, a broad smile, and standing sideways at the window.

Women who felt abandoned by their fathers are likely to choose emotionally unavailable husbands, for example, and men raised by hypercritical moms will be drawn to wives who pick on them, he says.

You always pick on him.

You must tell Mark not to pick on me.

We're going to go to the realm of Western jazz here and I'm going to pick on Chuck Mangione.

More than a third of consumers pick one credit card over another based on which issuer has the lowest introductory interest rate.

They could create hard-wearing clothing, strengthen our buildings, help repair our broken bones, or they may pick on someone their own size by picking fights with the viruses that cause winter colds.

Why do they always pick on me to do the washing-up?

All of the above questions are to be used as mirrors to check on our own virtue or non-virtue. They are not meant to be judgmental eyes to pick on others' faults. Do you know that?

"What nonsense! Everyone has something made in Japan on him. But they have to pick on our family to make trouble!

The older children liked to pick on the younger ones.