| 释义 |
●ˈpick on sb1. to treat sb badly or unfairly, especially repeatedly （一再）刁难，作弄◆You’re always picking on me!
你总是在跟我过不去！◆The manager was accused of picking on a member of the department.
有人指责经理百般刁难部门中的一名职员。◆It’s difficult being the younger sister—you always get picked on.
当妹妹真难——动不动就挨骂。2. (especially BrE) to choose sb for a task, especially an unpleasant one 指定某人做（尤指苦差）◆The teacher always picked on Tom to answer the difficult questions.
老师总是点汤姆回答难题。[v + prep] |