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pedants

n. a person who pays more attention to formal rules and book learning than they merit
同义词： bookworm scholastic

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N-COUNT If you say that someone is a pedant, you mean that they are too concerned with unimportant details or traditional rules, especially in connection with academic subjects. 过于拘泥细节(或传统)的人; 学究; 书呆子 [表不满]

Pedants sneer at an education which is useful.

迂腐之士讥笑学以致用的教育。

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Why should pedants be allowed to spoil the game?

为什么要让学究们破坏了我们的游戏？

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Only pedants believe in the advantage of obfuscation.

只有书呆子才相信使人困惑会有好处。

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Language pedants should here control their trichotillomania (compulsive desire to pull out one's hair).

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Pedants will point out that the figure for the previous quarter was revised down, by 0.1% - meaning we are pretty much exactly where we thought we were.

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Pedants used to insist that words like mechanise and organise be spelt -ize, since they come from Greek roots and -izo is a common Greek way of forming verbs.

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