niggling [ˈnɪglɪŋ] 形
2. niggling (needing very precise work):
- niggling
- meticuloso, -a
II. niggle [ˈnɪgl] 动词 trans
niggling [ˈnɪg·lɪŋ] 形
2. niggling (needing very precise work):
- niggling
- meticuloso, -a
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
But what stayed with me was the niggling urge to speak my truth.
www.dailylife.com.au It is just one of these niggling things you get when you are older.
www.telegraph.co.uk It was probably off, but now that the question was out there, there was that niggling worry that our home was burning down.
www.theglobeandmail.com For all that he has suffered niggling injury problems over the past couple of years, he still has more to offer than the alternatives.
www.independent.ie He continued on as a player, returning briefly as captain-coach in 1957, but suffered from niggling injuries towards the end of his career and retired in 1958.
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