unpicked

unpicked

美 [ʌn'pɪkt] 　英 ['ʌn'pɪkt]

• adj.拆开针脚的；未拣过的；(花等)未摘的
• v.“unpick”的过去分词和过去式
• 网络未采摘的

英汉解释

adj.	1. 拆开针脚的,拆缝的 2. 未经挑选的,未拣过的 3. (花等)未摘的
v.	1. “unpick”的过去分词和过去式

英英解释

v.	1. The past participle and past tense of unpick

例句

If the fruits on such a tree remain unpicked, they cannot be safe to eat!

如果一棵树的果子没有人采摘的话，那它们一定不可食用！

These events had already unpicked the fabric of Norway's supposedly blissful distance from the harsher side of world politics.

这些事件早已撕开了那块理应把挪威与世界政治更严酷的一面幸运地隔离开来的大布。

The genetics underpinning a smoker's risk of developing lung cancer have been further unpicked by UK scientists.

英国科学家进一步细分吸烟者易于导致肺癌的基因上的原因。

It can then impose conditions, or even order mergers unpicked if it thinks them irredeemably anti-competitive.

如果认为合并后的公司具有不可挽回的反竞争性，CADE还可命其拆伙。

Our system of appetite control is completely unpicked by the junk food diet.

我们的食欲控制系统完全被垃圾食品搞乱了。

only in the past few decades have some of those assumptions been unpicked.

只在过去的几十年里这些想法才被指出来。