英 [ˈstɪkəl] 美 [ˈstɪkl]
v. （为小事）争吵；犹豫，顾忌；提出异议，反对；坚持己见
n. （Stickle）（美）斯蒂克尔（人名）
第三人称单数stickles
现在分词stickling
过去式stickled
过去分词stickled
stickle /ˈstɪkəl/
动词 to dispute stubbornly, esp about minor points (尤指为小事)争论不休
dispute or argue stubbornly (especially minor points)
当C罗已经从当初只清晰瞎带的懵懂少年成长为双料足球先生的时候，梅西还在拘泥(Stickle)于自我陶醉的步幅之中。如果不培养大局观，不学会内切后中远程射门，他就别称王称霸。
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... 为小事争吵 bicker; split straws; stickle 为小说而生 living to tell the tale 转换为小写 to lower case ...
... 标签: Philip A Knapp 地址说明: Rd 街道地址: Stickle ...
惊恐；迟疑
Analogy stickle into the column, do not know to change along with changes in the form of opinions or approaches.
比喻拘泥成列，不知道跟着形式的变化而改变看法或办法。
Analogy stickle into the column, do not know to follow the changes in the form of opinion or approach to change.
比喻拘泥成列，不知道跟着形式的变化而改变看法或办法。
Space should not stickle on the traditional logic thinking way, but should explore the innovative shape ploy to create the sense of full of the milk of human kindness, fashionable and modern.
生活空间不应该局限于传统的逻辑思维方式，它应该探索一种革新形式活动，来创造一种充满人情味、时尚和现代的灵感。
But Stickle just hoped that it might help him waddle a little faster.
Tyler Stickle, a twenty-four-year-old strongman from nearby Lakewood, took the first walk.