Examples of using "Wählerisch" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're too picky.
You're too picky.
Mary is quite picky.
Stop being so picky.
She's too picky.
Tom is too picky.
Tom is quite fussy.
- Tom isn't picky.
- Tom isn't fussy.
Tom is very choosy.
Don't be so choosy.
Tom is quite picky.
I'm very choosy.
You're too picky.
They're too picky.
He isn't picky.
Some people are very picky.
She is particular about her dress.
Tom is very picky about what he eats.
She is particular about her dress.
She is particular about food.
- Tom thinks I'm too picky.
- Tom thinks that I'm too picky.
I think you're too picky.
I'm picky.
You won't get anything if you're too picky.
She's a bit picky when it comes to food.
I'm not picky. I'll eat anything.
He's picky about suits and ties.
That child is a picky eater.
She isn't picky.
- She doesn't eat just any old thing. She's picky.
- She doesn't eat just anything; she's picky.
- She doesn't eat just anything. She's picky.
Tom is particular about what he watches on TV.
He is very particular about his food.
Tom is very particular about what he eats.
and being picky enough. It's not about
Tom and Mary aren't as picky as they used to be.
Tom is a picky eater and seldom tries anything new.
[Bear] When foraging for food in the wild you can't be picky!
[Bear] When foraging for food in the wild, you can't be picky!
"Oh, well..." thought Dima. "I suppose that I can't be picky at a time like this."
Don't worry, Mom. He isn't particular about food. He eats anything.
That child is a picky eater.
No women like to wear a dress that another discarded. With men, they're not so choosy.
The eyes themselves can become selective, ignoring part of what is there, and the brain sometimes insists on seeing things that don't exist at all.