Stop nitpicking about him all the time.

别老是他吹毛求疵。

And Mr Vert is very particular about his apples.

特尔大人苹果吹毛求疵。

Why don't you stop making smart remarks?

你应该去参加吹毛求疵大会？

I'm sorry. I shouldn't be so critical.

不起 我不应该吹毛求疵的。

You are over the line, Lynette.

你吹毛求疵 Lynette。

Don't just look at numbers and criticise things.”

不要总是看着那些数字，然后吹毛求疵。”

Be in my corner. Don't be so critical.

站我这一边 不要这么吹毛求疵。

And if so, I don't intend to look a gift horse in the mouth.

如果是这样，我不会礼物吹毛求疵。

Hey, don't knock it. Science is bringing you back, kid.

别吹毛求疵 科学救了你 孩子。

Do you know someone who's a nitpicker?

你认识一个吹毛求疵的人吗？

Now it sounds like I'm splitting hairs, right?

现听起来像是我吹毛求疵，？

I don't like people who are too critical about everything.

我不喜欢每件事都太吹毛求疵的人。

I don't like John because he tends to find fault with everything I do.

我不喜欢约翰，因为他总是我做的每件事吹毛求疵。

If you spend less time nitpicking, I'm sure you'd get more work done.

如果你少花点时间吹毛求疵，我相信你会完成更多的工作。

This may seem like a nitpicky semantic point, but it's physically true.

这似乎是一个吹毛求疵的语义点，但它物理上是正确的。

It means setting aside our bigger belief systems and not being quite so fussy about perfection.

这意味着暂时放一放我们的宏观价值观，也不要过于吹毛求疵。

Picky glaciologists might argue that what Mr Norphel is creating are not, strictly speaking, glaciers.

吹毛求疵的冰河学家们也许会认为诺菲尔先生并没有造出严格意义上的冰川。

Nit-picking micro-managers are deeply annoying but they are nowhere near as bad as people who don't have any standards.

吹毛求疵的微观管理者固然非常令人讨厌，但他们远不如没有任何标准的人糟糕。

When she gets excited, those old shrills keep coming back. I can't...-...stand those who carp and criticize.

当她激动的时候，她原本尖锐的嗓音就又回来了。我无法...-...忍受那些吹毛求疵、一味指责的人。

Don't look a gift card in the mouth.

别吹毛求疵了。