full of holes 成语

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pick holes in

criticize, look for errors or faults, nitpick Grant won't show you his work because you pick holes in it.

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two pee holes in the snow

small holes, tiny holes He looks very tired. His eyes are like two pee holes in the snow.

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More holes than Swiss cheese

If something has more holes than a Swiss cheese, it is incomplete,and lacks many parts.

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pick a hole in|hole|holes|pick|pick a hole|pick ho

v. phr., informal To find a mistake in or things wrong with; criticize; blame. The witness said he had been walking in the moonlight last Sunday, but the lawyer picked a hole in what he said by proving that there was no moon and that it rained Sunday night. Mary is always picking holes in what the other girls do.
Compare: FIND FAULT.

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pick holes in|hole|holes|pick

v. phr. To criticize or find fault with something, such as a speech, a statement, a theory, etc. It is easier to pick holes in someone else's argument than to make a good one yourself.

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wholesale

wholesale
1.
at wholesale
in wholesale quantities or at wholesale prices
2.
by wholesale
1) at wholesale
2) extensively, sweepingly, or indiscriminately

full of holes

Unsound or flawed; accepting abounding faults that do not angle up to analysis or criticism. Alludes to a leaky, absorptive vessel—hence the accompanying expression, "doesn't authority water." Does anyone accept a bigger suggestion? Mark's abstraction is acutely abounding of holes. The suspect's accomplished account is abounding of holes.Learn more: full, hole, of

full of holes

Fig. [of an altercation or plan] that cannot angle up to claiming or scrutiny. (Learn added not authority water; pick holes in something) Your altercation is abounding of holes. This plan is abounding of holes and won't work.Learn more: full, hole, of

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