基本解釋n. 詭辯；找碴子；吹毛求疵 adj. 吹毛求疵的 v. 推托；說模稜兩可的話（quibble的ing形式）同根派生 quibbling相關(guān)詞英漢例句雙語例句Someone will immediately start quibbling that “eastern” Europe doesn’t exist.立馬有人吹毛求疵：何來“東歐”一說？That is, perhaps, quibbling, but my main complaint about your question is more serious.這可能是在詭辯，但對於你的問題，我的主要不滿則更爲嚴肅。Freed from the pettifogging concerns of quibbling lawyers and self-serving politicians, goes the argument, he can concentrate on eradicating extremism.有個論調(diào)說，擺脫了吹毛求疵的律師和自私的政客們的所謂的關(guān)心，他能夠集中精力根除極耑主義。ecocn.org權(quán)威例句It is time to stop quibbling and achieve real efficiencies in pensions and medical care.FORBES: Nikkei's Agenda for the Noda GovernmentOn the third such occasion, the bum suggested a pose, which Rousselot accepted without quibbling.NEWYORKER: álvaro Rousselot’s JourneyShould a major terrorist event occur, however, the lawmakers' quibbling over the bill could become academic.ECONOMIST: American lawmakers are at odds over terrorist insurancequibbling更多例句詞組短語短語none of your quibbling 不要再支支吾吾quibbling更多詞組英英字典柯林斯英英字典 When people quibble over a small matter, they argue about it even though it is not important. A quibble is a small and unimportant complaint about something. quibbling劍橋字典quibbling柯林斯字典