unpicked

[ʌn'pɪkt]['ʌn'pɪkt]

adj.拆开针脚的,拆缝的

v.拆开,拆散( unpick的过去式和过去分词 )

  • During the past few years an unedifying legal battle waged in New York courtrooms has steadily unpicked the restructurings that allowed Argentina to pick up the pieces after its $ 95bn default in 2001 .

    过去几年里在纽约法庭上展开的 光彩的诉讼战,逐步破坏了阿根廷的债务重组努力,后者本会让阿根廷在2001年950亿美元债务违约之后 重整旗鼓

  • US prisons are fuller than those of autocratic China which has a population more than four times as big . It has also unpicked some of the gains of the 1960s civil rights era .

    美国的监狱比威权制度下的中国还要满,而中国人口是美国的4倍多。这一 政策上世纪60年代民权运动时代取得的 部分 进步 付之东流

  • If the fruits on such a tree remain unpicked they cannot be safe to eat !

    如果一棵树的 果子 没有 采摘 它们 一定不可食用!

  • I want the seam unpicked .

    我希望 拆开 缝。