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Meanings of very picky in anglès

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Usage of very picky in anglès
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Max is very picky and he just hated his room last year.
Chocolate chip cookie murder
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The community is very picky about who it lets inside.
Reuters
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We can afford to be very picky and we are.
Private Sector
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But she is very picky, if it's not good, she'll let you know it's not good.
The new yorker
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The vampires of all but the Burilgi line were very picky in their choice of fledglings.
The blood that bonds
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ECB vice-president Vitor Constancio indicated that the bank would be very picky about what it buys.
The Irish Times
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Goldman can afford to be very picky.
Wired
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I was always very picky about recording.
Between a heart and a rock place: a memoir
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But as his agent Peter Kim stresses, "Dennis is very , very picky about what he endorses."
Wired
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In literature, dragons are fierce beasts that don't seem to be very picky about what or who they eat.
Wired
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By very picky people.
Hungry girl 1-2-3: the easiest, most delicious, guilt-free recip...
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Landes said though the results were strong, investors are going to be very picky as the company trades at a very high valuation.
Reuters
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Of course, it was not actually the work of the same guy, but that seemed like a very picky objection at this point.
Darkly Dreaming Dexter
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This might not have been a problem except that as I was a very picky eater, I was also a very picky lover.
A nameless witch
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But she's not very picky about who's giving the commands, as some listeners of American radio show Listen Up found to their cost.
The Guardian
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"Well, someone seems to be very picky there, missy," I said.
My horizontal life: a collection of one-night stands
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