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choose /tʃuːz/► SEE ALLthere’s nothing, not much, etc. to choose between A and Bpick/choose your momentpick and choose
●there’s nothing, not much, etc. to choose between A and Bthere is very little difference between A and B （两者）不相上下，难分高低，相差无几◆One of the computers has a larger monitor, but otherwise there’s not much to choose between them.
两台计算机中有一台显示器较大，其余方面就相差无几了。●pick/choose your ˈmomentcarefully choose the right time to do sth 慎重选择时机◆I wanted to make sure she agreed, so I picked my moment, when she was in a good mood. (ironic) 我希望她会同意这件事，所以我挑适当的时机，在她情绪好的时候跟她说。◆You told her you wanted a divorce two days after her operation! You really picked your moment, didn’t you?你竟然在她手术后两天提出离婚！你真会挑时机啊！●ˌpick and ˈchoosetake time and care to choose sth you really want 仔细挑选；精挑细选◆There are so few jobs in banking at the moment that you’re not really in a position to pick and choose.目前银行的职位有限，你就别再挑三拣四了。 |