pick apart
pick (someone/something) apart
to find mistakes, weaknesses, or faults in someone or something.
When new software is developed, the company sends out a test version and asks users to pick it apart.

Lots of players are picked apart by their coaches, by the fans, and by the media.

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pick something apart
pick (someone/something) apart
to find mistakes, weaknesses, or faults in someone or something.
When new software is developed, the company sends out a test version and asks users to pick it apart.

Lots of players are picked apart by their coaches, by the fans, and by the media.

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pick apart
v. phr. To criticize harshly; find things wrong with; find fault with.
After the dance, the girls picked Susan apart.
They picked the play to pieces.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

pick someone apart
pick (someone/something) apart
to find mistakes, weaknesses, or faults in someone or something.
When new software is developed, the company sends out a test version and asks users to pick it apart.

Lots of players are picked apart by their coaches, by the fans, and by the media.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲