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May 6, 2024 2 min

Episode ＃33

from English Today! with Mark & Miho ～ 句動詞 を使いこなして英会話力 ↑ Hosted by English Today!

Episode ＃33 の 表現と例文 ★pick apart The phrasal verb "pick apart" means to analyze or examine something in great detail, often with the intention of criticizing or finding flaws. ：句動詞の "pick apart "は、何かを詳細に分析したり調べたりすることを意味し、多くの場合、批判したり欠点を見つけたりすることを意図しています。 ＜例文＞ The editor's job is to pick apart manuscripts, identifying any weak arguments or logical fallacies before publication. In literature class, we picked the poem apart line by line, discussing the author's use of imagery and symbolism.

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