Examples of using "Titiz" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom is fussy.
- Tom is picky.
Mary is quite picky.
- I'm not fussy.
- I'm not finicky.
Don't be so choosy.
- I should've been more precise.
- I should have been more precise.
Tom seems to be fussy.
Tom isn't neat.
Are you finicky?
Tom is very choosy.
She spoke in a querulous voice.
- I think Tom is fussy.
- I think that Tom is fussy.
- He is very meticulous in his work.
- He's very meticulous in his work.
I'm not very fussy.
- I know that Tom is finicky.
- I know Tom is finicky.
A fussy referee can ruin a bout.
Tom is very particular about his food.
Tom is always meticulously dressed.
Tom can't afford to be choosy.
I'm a fussy eater.
You're a very fussy eater.
Sami Bakir has been a meticulous investigator.
He's not a very meticulous guy.
I don't like that prissy face of yours.
It is not necessary to be meticulous.
That old man is a fussy eater.
Tom isn't as finicky as he used to be.
Tom doesn't seem to be as fussy as Mary seems to be.
Tom didn't seem to be as finicky as Mary seemed to be.
Tom is very meticulous about everything.
Tom made his suggestion very tactfully.
I'm pretty sure Tom is a fussy eater.
Is it published, how rigorous is the journal?
I suppose everyone thinks I'm being a little too picky.
Don't worry, Mom. He isn't particular about food. He eats anything.
capacity for work, meticulous memory and attention to detail, and devotion to duty and discipline.
The argument is rigorous and coherent but ultimately unconvincing.
- I didn't think Tom would be so picky.
- I didn't think that Tom would be so picky.