choosy

UK:  ['tʃuːzi]

US:  ['tʃuzi]

比较级：choosier  最高级：choosiest  

adj.

1.〔美口〕爱挑剔的,爱小题大作的

2.慎重选择的;难讨好的

1 . And in an economic meltdown, the government - sort of like this new, less choosy daddy who has to marry a mommy that nobody wants.
所以，在经济崩溃时，政府就有点像这个不太挑剔的继父，不得不找一位谁都不想娶的妈妈。

2 . However, western markets, which once frowned upon Chinese investment on security grounds, are no longer in a position to be so choosy.
然而，曾出于安全考虑对中国企业投资表示反对的西方市场，现在已没有资格那么挑剔了。

3 . One couldn't afford to be choosy at such a time.
在这种时候人们是不可以挑剔的。

4 . Since credit demand in Russia, unlike in the west, exceeded supply even during the credit boom, banks could also be choosy in lending.
与西方不同，即便在信贷繁荣时期，俄罗斯的信贷需求也超过供给，因此银行在放贷时可以挑挑拣拣。

5 . But if the party is serious about leaving the wilderness, it cannot be choosy about who leads them out.
但是如果该党真的打算走出政治荒原，那么对于谁来领导他们完成这一使命并没有挑三拣四的余地。