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I . pick [pɪk] V. trans.

1. pick (select):

pick
pick words
to pick one's way

2. pick (take):

pick
pick flowers

3. pick (remove):

pick

4. pick (poke):

to pick one's nose
dłubać [perf po-] w nosie
to pick sth from [or out of] sth

5. pick MÚS.:

pick

III . pick [pɪk] SUST.

1. pick (selection):

pick
wybór m
to have one's pick of sth
take your pick!
the pick of the bunch
the pick of the bunch

2. pick (pickaxe):

pick
kilof m

3. pick MÚS.:

pick coloq.
kostka f
pick up a habit (get used to do sth) ingl. brit. ingl. am. coloc.

ice pick SUST.

ice pick
czekan m

pick at V. trans.

1. pick at (toy with food):

to pick at food

2. pick at (touch or pull):

to pick at sth
to pick at sb's sleeve

pick on V. trans.

1. pick on pey.:

to pick on sb
to pick on sb

2. pick on (select):

to pick on sb/sth

pick out V. trans.

1. pick out (choose):

pick out

2. pick out (fish out):

pick out
pick out

3. pick out (make easy to see):

pick out
pick out

4. pick out (understand):

pick out

5. pick out (play):

to pick out a tune on the piano

pick over V. trans.

pick over fruit, items:

pick over

I . pick up V. trans.

2. pick up coloq. (get):

pick up
pick up points, money

3. pick up (buy):

pick up
I'll pick it up on my way home

4. pick up coloq. (learn):

pick up

5. pick up passengers, mail:

pick up

6. pick up criminal:

pick up
łapać [perf z-]

7. pick up hitchhiker, castaway:

pick up

8. pick up coloq. girl:

pick up

9. pick up momentum, speed:

pick up

10. pick up box:

pick up
to pick oneself up
pick up your feet!

11. pick up smell:

pick up
czuć [perf po-]

12. pick up shape:

pick up

13. pick up a. fig. coloq.:

14. pick up (return to):

to pick up the threads [of sth]

15. pick up (tidy):

pick up
pick up magazines, toys

II . pick up V. intr.

1. pick up (improve):

pick up

2. pick up (start again):

pick up

3. pick up (increase):

pick up
pick up wind

pick-up SUST.

1. pick-up (part of gramophone):

2. pick-up coloq. (acquaintance):

3. pick-up (small van):

pikap m

4. pick-up AM (acceleration):

pick-me-up SUST. coloq.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés
Worried about spilling your morning pick-me-up coffee on a busy bus or train?
www.telegraph.co.uk
Through this liberty, a child may pick up on the fundamental subjects subconsciously, without having to be drilled.
en.wikipedia.org
He did not show up for work, call out or pick up his pay check.
nj1015.com
The procession of berikas accompanied by sounds of bagpipes (stviri) move door-to-door to pick wine, honey, floor, meat and other victuals served by hosts.
en.wikipedia.org
No player likes to pick up niggles, and that's what it is.
www.irishmirror.ie
The body of the floss pick generally tapers at its end in the shape of a toothpick.
en.wikipedia.org
Hitchhiking is common on the island in the summer and dedicated car stops for pick-ups are located along the major roadways.
en.wikipedia.org
Use elements of it, do a wall light and maybe a lovely floor lamp then pick more classic shapes in sofas.
www.independent.ie
We'll pick up on the stories of our main cast, but were also going to spend time on the support characters.
en.wikipedia.org
He did not pick up a javelin until his senior year of high school.
en.wikipedia.org

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