English to Yiddish Meaning of persnickety - פּערסניקקעטי


Persnickety :
פּערסניקקעטי
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Definitions of persnickety in English
Adjective(1) (used colloquially(2) characterized by excessive precision and attention to trivial details
Examples of persnickety in English
(1) This persnickety approach is forcing some companies to shape up.(2) I watched them in disgust, thanking the Lord Almighty I am nothing near as persnickety as they are.(3) He is passionately persnickety in a way that Hollywood has typically undercut and portrayed as snobby.(4) Trailing fuchsias are especially persnickety about their environment.(5) And while she could occasionally be persnickety about certain things, she didn't need Dante telling her that.(6) He dropped all his other investigations and for two days solely observed this persnickety pulsar.(7) The only cultural feature they are persnickety about is well-drained soil.
(1) be persistent ::
זייַן פּערסיסטענט
(2) make persistent efforts ::
מאַכן פּערסיסטענט השתדלות
Synonyms
Adjective
1. fussy ::
פוססי
2. pernickety ::
פּערניקקעטי
3. stuck-up ::
סטאַק-אַרויף
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