英语词汇“pick up”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pick up

1. To take up (something) with a hand or other body part or with an instrument: Could you pick up that book? The dog picked up the bone in its mouth.

2. To collect or gather: picked up some pebbles.

3. To tidy up; clean: picked up the bedroom.

4. To take on (passengers or freight, for example): The bus picks up commuters at five stops.

5. Informal

a. To acquire casually or by accident: picked up a new coat on sale.

b. To acquire (knowledge) by learning or experience: picked up French quickly.

c. To claim: picked up her car at the repair shop.

d. To buy: picked up some milk at the store.

e. To accept (a bill or charge) in order to pay it: Let me pick up the tab.

f. To come down with (a disease): picked up a virus at school.

g. To gain: picked up five yards on that play.

6. Informal To take into custody: The agents picked up six smugglers.

7. Slang To make casual acquaintance with, usually in anticipation of sexual relations.

a. To come upon and follow: The dog picked up the scent.

b. To come upon and observe: picked up two submarines on sonar.

c. To receive, detect, or register: Did the microphone pick up that sound?

9. To continue after a break: Let's pick up the discussion after lunch.

10. Informal To improve in condition or activity: Sales picked up last fall.

11. Informal

a. To prepare a sudden departure: She just picked up and left.

b. In golf, to grab one's ball from the ground while it is in play, indicating that one has given up.

单词	pick up
释义	*pick up* 1. To take up (something) with a hand or other body part or with an instrument: Could you pick up that book? The dog picked up the bone in its mouth. 2. To collect or gather: picked up some pebbles. 3. To tidy up; clean: picked up the bedroom. 4. To take on (passengers or freight, for example): The bus picks up commuters at five stops. 5. Informal a. To acquire casually or by accident: picked up a new coat on sale. b. To acquire (knowledge) by learning or experience: picked up French quickly. c. To claim: picked up her car at the repair shop. d. To buy: picked up some milk at the store. e. To accept (a bill or charge) in order to pay it: Let me pick up the tab. f. To come down with (a disease): picked up a virus at school. g. To gain: picked up five yards on that play. 6. Informal To take into custody: The agents picked up six smugglers. 7. Slang To make casual acquaintance with, usually in anticipation of sexual relations. 8. a. To come upon and follow: The dog picked up the scent. b. To come upon and observe: picked up two submarines on sonar. c. To receive, detect, or register: Did the microphone pick up that sound? 9. To continue after a break: Let's pick up the discussion after lunch. 10. Informal To improve in condition or activity: Sales picked up last fall. 11. Informal a. To prepare a sudden departure: She just picked up and left. b. In golf, to grab one's ball from the ground while it is in play, indicating that one has given up. Main Entry: pick
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